Kyoto hiriko agenda
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iNijo Castle (Nijo-jo) · Nijo
Ninomaru Garden
Orain ikusgaiBilduma iraunkorra·800 ¥
Paisaia-edertasun bereziko lekua: Ohiromaren ondoko urmael-lorategia, 1626ko bisita inperialerako berrantolatua; Kobori Enshu izan zen hura eraiki zutenetako bat, eta uharteek Horai irudikatzen dute.
Nijo Castle (Nijo-jo): beste erakusketa batzuk
- Murals Adorning the Imperial Seat: Ichi-no-ma (First Room) of the Ohiroma2026(e)ko irailaren 10(a) – 2026(e)ko azaroaren 8(a)
- Jai-bazkari bikaina: Kuroshoinen Ichi-no-ma eta Ni-no-ma (lehen eta bigarren gelak) (A Magnificent Banquet Setting: Ichi-no-ma and Ni-no-ma (First and Second Rooms) of the Kuroshoin)2026(e)ko azaroaren 19(a) – 2027(e)ko urtarrilaren 17(a)
- Pinuak eta kurriloak (Shokaku-zu): Sugito-e Honmaru-goten jauregian (Pine Trees and Cranes (Shokaku-zu): Sugito-e at the Honmaru-goten Palace)2026(e)ko urriaren 21(a) – 2027(e)ko martxoaren 14(a)
Orain ikusgai inguruan
i"Lullaby of the Dawn" Exhibition: Bi milioi izar ("Lullaby of the Dawn" Exhibition: Two Million Stars)
Kyoto International Manga Museum
iChildren Who Grew Up with Manga: 40 Years of Manga in Europe
Kyoto International Manga Museum
iKrisantemoen sinfonia: Raku familiaren ondoz ondoko belaunaldien maisulanak (A Symphony of Chrysanthemums: Masterpieces by the Successive Generations of the Raku Family)
Raku Museum
Inguruan
Irudien kredituak
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- Ninomaru GardenCourtesy of Nijo Castle (Nijo-jo)
- "Lullaby of the Dawn" Exhibition: Bi milioi izar ("Lullaby of the Dawn" Exhibition: Two Million Stars)©Yuno Ichika / ShuCream
- Children Who Grew Up with Manga: 40 Years of Manga in EuropeCourtesy of Kyoto International Manga Museum
- Krisantemoen sinfonia: Raku familiaren ondoz ondoko belaunaldien maisulanak (A Symphony of Chrysanthemums: Masterpieces by the Successive Generations of the Raku Family)Courtesy of Raku Museum
- Nijo Castle (Nijo-jo)Keith Pomakis / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.5
- Kyoto International Manga Museum珈琲ルンバ via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Raku MuseumAt by At / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
- The Museum of KyotoTokumeigakarinoaoshima / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0