KYOTO, Mar 21 (News On Japan) –
The Kyoto Imperial Palace, sometimes reserved for semi-annual public viewing, is at present internet hosting a particular spring exhibition titled “Introduction to Court Culture.”
From March twentieth, guests have the distinctive alternative to admire imperial artifacts and discover the interiors of buildings often closed to the general public.
This yr’s highlights embrace the show of the “Genji-e” display, depicting scenes from the basic “Tale of Genji,” for the primary time in 11 years. Additionally, the “Omisoma” palace, as soon as a brief residence for Emperor Meiji, is open to the general public after three years. The exhibition additionally options stay performances of conventional Japanese court docket music (Gagaku) and Kemari (a classical Japanese ball sport), together with guided excursions by employees members.
Admission to this particular occasion is free, and it’ll run for 5 days till March twenty fourth.
Source: YOMIURI