Nagoya

The exhibition focuses on approximately 40 ceramic tea utensils made overseas and in Japan, presenting objects associated with tea practice from both geographical contexts.

A special display is scheduled from 15 September to 13 November. The furnishings are identified as maki-e wedding objects under the name ‘Kikushiratsuyu,’ or ‘Chrysanthemum White Dew.’ They were the bridal objects of Ōhime, described by the museum as the elder sister-in-law of Chiyohime.

The Tokugawa Art Museum's post points to a work shown in its summer special exhibition 'Bugei: Samurai Athletes', which runs from 25 July to 27 September 2026 in Nagoya.

The Tokugawa Art Museum in Nagoya is drawing attention to its current exhibition 'Martial Arts: Samurai Athletes' as part of its summer holiday messaging around Obon.

The Tokugawa Art Museum in Nagoya is highlighting the reconstructed ‘Kusari’ Room from Nagoya Castle’s Ninomaru Palace, a section of the castle complex associated with tea service for the shogun and their envoys.