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【Sculpture】Inside Yui no Mori Arakawa

Fuzan Hirano's "Shobutachi" is on display here.
"Shobutachi" refers to decorative long swords to celebrate Boy's Day. More specifically, it refers to wooden swords with iris leaf patterns colored with gold and silver which were popular in the Edo period.
There are also 5 other works displayed.

Basic Information

  • Area

    Arakawa area

  • Category

    • Art

  • Official Website

    Official Site

  • Address

    2-50-1 Arakawa

  • Estimated time required

    25 minutes

  • Nearby Spots

  • Remarks

    "Yurie Ura ""Hirusagari no Teireikai""
    https://www.city.arakawa.tokyo.jp/a015/shisetsuannai/sonota/sonota088.html
    Maiko Ishiwata ""Toritachi no Shinwa""
    https://www.city.arakawa.tokyo.jp/a015/shisetsuannai/sonota/sonota134.html
    Senri Hirano ""Shotoku Taishi Nisaizo (Sho)""
    https://www.city.arakawa.tokyo.jp/a015/shisetsuannai/sonota/sonota118.html
    Senri Hirano ""Kagamijishi (Dai)""
    https://www.city.arakawa.tokyo.jp/a015/shisetsuannai/sonota/sonota128.html
    Keisuke Sano ""Seimei no Yoake""
    https://www.city.arakawa.tokyo.jp/a015/shisetsuannai/sonota/sonota086.html"

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Updated: February 29, 2024