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名古屋グランパスとファジアーノ岡山が激突する一大イベントが、2025年5月6日14時に愛知県豊田市で開催されます。この試合は、サッカーファンのみならず、音楽フェスを楽しむ方々にも見逃せない一日となるでしょう。豊田市千石町に位置する会場で、熱い試合と共に音楽の祭典が繰り広げられます。チケットは1枚6999円で、早めの購入をお勧めします。名古屋グランパスとファジアーノ岡山の対戦を、音楽と共に楽しむ特別な時間をお過ごしください。

名古屋グランパスと柏レイソルの熱い対決が、2025年4月29日14時に愛知県豊田市で開催されます。この試合は、サッカーファン必見の一戦であり、スポーツと音楽が融合した特別なイベントです。会場は愛知県豊田市千石町7-2に位置し、チケットは1枚7500円で販売されています。名古屋グランパスと柏レイソルの白熱した試合を楽しみながら、音楽フェスのエネルギッシュなパフォーマンスも堪能できるこの機会をお見逃しなく。家族や友人と一緒に、特別な一日を過ごしましょう。

A folk kiln (minyo) refers to a kiln in which tableware and tools used in daily life are fired, or the pottery itself. The founder of the Japan Folk Crafts Museum, Yanagi Muneyoshi (1889-1961), introduced tableware such as plates and bowls to concretely demonstrate the beauty of things that are considered "everyday use" and "poorly made." Furthermore, tableware made by his close friends Kawai Kanjiro and Hamada Shoji, who both led the Mingei movement, was used on the Yanagi family's dining table. This exhibition will introduce food-related pottery from the museum's collection, including pottery from folk kilns across the country, such as Seto ware from Aichi Prefecture, tableware by Kawai and Hamada, and hand-made works by contemporary artisans, including works selected for the Japan Folk Crafts Museum exhibition.

Basically, only one installation will be on display at this exhibition. A huge object that is neither architecture, nor a structure, nor even a three-dimensional work or sculpture, will penetrate the distinctive exhibition space of the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art. The installation will appear in various forms in the exhibition room, which changes from moment to moment with the shifting of the sunlight. In this unknown territory, where the various scales and standards of everyday life are temporarily suspended and shifted, we will be forced to reexamine the very act of experiencing something in space and time.

第18節 トヨタヴェルブリッツ vsクボタスピアーズ船橋・東京ベイの試合が、2025年5月10日14時30分より愛知県豊田市千石町で開催されます。ラグビーファン必見のこの試合は、トヨタヴェルブリッツとクボタスピアーズ船橋・東京ベイという強豪チーム同士の熱い戦いが繰り広げられること間違いなしです。チケットは1枚1200円とお手頃価格で、迫力あるプレーを間近で観戦できる絶好の機会です。皆様のご来場を心よりお待ちしております。

Get ready to witness the legendary Iggy Pop live in concert at Marymoor Live - Presented By Toyota in Redmond. The event is scheduled to take place on July 28, 2025. Iggy Pop, known for his influential contributions to rock music, promises an electrifying performance that will leave fans in awe. Don't miss this rare opportunity to experience a true icon of the music industry in action. Secure your tickets now to be part of an unforgettable evening filled with unforgettable music and memories.

A folk kiln (minyo) refers to a kiln in which tableware and tools used in daily life are fired, or the pottery itself. The founder of the Japan Folk Crafts Museum, Yanagi Muneyoshi (1889-1961), introduced tableware such as plates and bowls to concretely demonstrate the beauty of things that are considered "everyday use" and "poorly made." Furthermore, tableware made by his close friends Kawai Kanjiro and Hamada Shoji, who both led the Mingei movement, was used on the Yanagi family's dining table. This exhibition will introduce food-related pottery from the museum's collection, including pottery from folk kilns across the country, such as Seto ware from Aichi Prefecture, tableware by Kawai and Hamada, and hand-made works by contemporary artisans, including works selected for the Japan Folk Crafts Museum exhibition.

A folk kiln (minyo) refers to a kiln in which tableware and tools used in daily life are fired, or the pottery itself. The founder of the Japan Folk Crafts Museum, Yanagi Muneyoshi (1889-1961), introduced tableware such as plates and bowls to concretely demonstrate the beauty of things that are considered "everyday use" and "poorly made." Furthermore, tableware made by his close friends Kawai Kanjiro and Hamada Shoji, who both led the Mingei movement, was used on the Yanagi family's dining table. This exhibition will introduce food-related pottery from the museum's collection, including pottery from folk kilns across the country, such as Seto ware from Aichi Prefecture, tableware by Kawai and Hamada, and hand-made works by contemporary artisans, including works selected for the Japan Folk Crafts Museum exhibition.

A folk kiln (minyo) refers to a kiln in which tableware and tools used in daily life are fired, or the pottery itself. The founder of the Japan Folk Crafts Museum, Yanagi Muneyoshi (1889-1961), introduced tableware such as plates and bowls to concretely demonstrate the beauty of things that are considered "everyday use" and "poorly made." Furthermore, tableware made by his close friends Kawai Kanjiro and Hamada Shoji, who both led the Mingei movement, was used on the Yanagi family's dining table. This exhibition will introduce food-related pottery from the museum's collection, including pottery from folk kilns across the country, such as Seto ware from Aichi Prefecture, tableware by Kawai and Hamada, and hand-made works by contemporary artisans, including works selected for the Japan Folk Crafts Museum exhibition.

Basically, only one installation will be on display at this exhibition. A huge object that is neither architecture, nor a structure, nor even a three-dimensional work or sculpture, will penetrate the distinctive exhibition space of the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art. The installation will appear in various forms in the exhibition room, which changes from moment to moment with the shifting of the sunlight. In this unknown territory, where the various scales and standards of everyday life are temporarily suspended and shifted, we will be forced to reexamine the very act of experiencing something in space and time.

Basically, only one installation will be on display at this exhibition. A huge object that is neither architecture, nor a structure, nor even a three-dimensional work or sculpture, will penetrate the distinctive exhibition space of the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art. The installation will appear in various forms in the exhibition room, which changes from moment to moment with the shifting of the sunlight. In this unknown territory, where the various scales and standards of everyday life are temporarily suspended and shifted, we will be forced to reexamine the very act of experiencing something in space and time.

Basically, only one installation will be on display at this exhibition. A huge object that is neither architecture, nor a structure, nor even a three-dimensional work or sculpture, will penetrate the distinctive exhibition space of the Toyota Municipal Museum of Art. The installation will appear in various forms in the exhibition room, which changes from moment to moment with the shifting of the sunlight. In this unknown territory, where the various scales and standards of everyday life are temporarily suspended and shifted, we will be forced to reexamine the very act of experiencing something in space and time.

This is a commemorative exhibition for the 120th anniversary of the birth of Tatsuaki Kuroda (1904-1982), a wood lacquer artist who was active from before the war to after the war. Kuroda, who had no specific teacher but sought the path of lacquer art through classical research both in Japan and abroad, is known for his sculptural ability and his skill in a variety of techniques. He was mentored by Muneyoshi Yanagi, whom he met through Kanjiro Kawai, and participated in the Kamigamo Mingei Association and played a part in the Mingei movement. Kuroda's fortunate friendships with Yasunari Kawabata, Naoya Shiga, Masako Shirasu, and Saneatsu Mushanokoji also enriched his creative activities. He also questioned the traditional division of labor in lacquer art, and chose to work in an integrated manner, from selecting materials to creating wooden supports, which is said to have given Kuroda a bold, powerful and unique style that was loved by many literati and connoisseurs. Kuroda, who left his unique mark on the history of crafts with his high level of skill and sculptural ability, was the first person in the field of woodwork to be recognized as a holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure) in 1970. In addition to Kuroda's representative works from his early period to his later years, featuring lustrous paintwork, bold shapes created by curves and twists, and mother-of-pearl inlay that opened up new horizons with yam (Mexican abalone), the exhibition also features drawings and materials. From large-scale pieces such as furniture to masterpieces that can be admired in the palm of your hand, the diverse works will allow you to get to the heart of Tatsuaki Kuroda's world of work.

This is a commemorative exhibition for the 120th anniversary of the birth of Tatsuaki Kuroda (1904-1982), a wood lacquer artist who was active from before the war to after the war. Kuroda, who had no specific teacher but sought the path of lacquer art through classical research both in Japan and abroad, is known for his sculptural ability and his skill in a variety of techniques. He was mentored by Muneyoshi Yanagi, whom he met through Kanjiro Kawai, and participated in the Kamigamo Mingei Association and played a part in the Mingei movement. Kuroda's fortunate friendships with Yasunari Kawabata, Naoya Shiga, Masako Shirasu, and Saneatsu Mushanokoji also enriched his creative activities. He also questioned the traditional division of labor in lacquer art, and chose to work in an integrated manner, from selecting materials to creating wooden supports, which is said to have given Kuroda a bold, powerful and unique style that was loved by many literati and connoisseurs. Kuroda, who left his unique mark on the history of crafts with his high level of skill and sculptural ability, was the first person in the field of woodwork to be recognized as a holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure) in 1970. In addition to Kuroda's representative works from his early period to his later years, featuring lustrous paintwork, bold shapes created by curves and twists, and mother-of-pearl inlay that opened up new horizons with yam (Mexican abalone), the exhibition also features drawings and materials. From large-scale pieces such as furniture to masterpieces that can be admired in the palm of your hand, the diverse works will allow you to get to the heart of Tatsuaki Kuroda's world of work.

This is a commemorative exhibition for the 120th anniversary of the birth of Tatsuaki Kuroda (1904-1982), a wood lacquer artist who was active from before the war to after the war. Kuroda, who had no specific teacher but sought the path of lacquer art through classical research both in Japan and abroad, is known for his sculptural ability and his skill in a variety of techniques. He was mentored by Muneyoshi Yanagi, whom he met through Kanjiro Kawai, and participated in the Kamigamo Mingei Association and played a part in the Mingei movement. Kuroda's fortunate friendships with Yasunari Kawabata, Naoya Shiga, Masako Shirasu, and Saneatsu Mushanokoji also enriched his creative activities. He also questioned the traditional division of labor in lacquer art, and chose to work in an integrated manner, from selecting materials to creating wooden supports, which is said to have given Kuroda a bold, powerful and unique style that was loved by many literati and connoisseurs. Kuroda, who left his unique mark on the history of crafts with his high level of skill and sculptural ability, was the first person in the field of woodwork to be recognized as a holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure) in 1970. In addition to Kuroda's representative works from his early period to his later years, featuring lustrous paintwork, bold shapes created by curves and twists, and mother-of-pearl inlay that opened up new horizons with yam (Mexican abalone), the exhibition also features drawings and materials. From large-scale pieces such as furniture to masterpieces that can be admired in the palm of your hand, the diverse works will allow you to get to the heart of Tatsuaki Kuroda's world of work.

This is a commemorative exhibition for the 120th anniversary of the birth of Tatsuaki Kuroda (1904-1982), a wood lacquer artist who was active from before the war to after the war. Kuroda, who had no specific teacher but sought the path of lacquer art through classical research both in Japan and abroad, is known for his sculptural ability and his skill in a variety of techniques. He was mentored by Muneyoshi Yanagi, whom he met through Kanjiro Kawai, and participated in the Kamigamo Mingei Association and played a part in the Mingei movement. Kuroda's fortunate friendships with Yasunari Kawabata, Naoya Shiga, Masako Shirasu, and Saneatsu Mushanokoji also enriched his creative activities. He also questioned the traditional division of labor in lacquer art, and chose to work in an integrated manner, from selecting materials to creating wooden supports, which is said to have given Kuroda a bold, powerful and unique style that was loved by many literati and connoisseurs. Kuroda, who left his unique mark on the history of crafts with his high level of skill and sculptural ability, was the first person in the field of woodwork to be recognized as a holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure) in 1970. In addition to Kuroda's representative works from his early period to his later years, featuring lustrous paintwork, bold shapes created by curves and twists, and mother-of-pearl inlay that opened up new horizons with yam (Mexican abalone), the exhibition also features drawings and materials. From large-scale pieces such as furniture to masterpieces that can be admired in the palm of your hand, the diverse works will allow you to get to the heart of Tatsuaki Kuroda's world of work.

This is a commemorative exhibition for the 120th anniversary of the birth of Tatsuaki Kuroda (1904-1982), a wood lacquer artist who was active from before the war to after the war. Kuroda, who had no specific teacher but sought the path of lacquer art through classical research both in Japan and abroad, is known for his sculptural ability and his skill in a variety of techniques. He was mentored by Muneyoshi Yanagi, whom he met through Kanjiro Kawai, and participated in the Kamigamo Mingei Association and played a part in the Mingei movement. Kuroda's fortunate friendships with Yasunari Kawabata, Naoya Shiga, Masako Shirasu, and Saneatsu Mushanokoji also enriched his creative activities. He also questioned the traditional division of labor in lacquer art, and chose to work in an integrated manner, from selecting materials to creating wooden supports, which is said to have given Kuroda a bold, powerful and unique style that was loved by many literati and connoisseurs. Kuroda, who left his unique mark on the history of crafts with his high level of skill and sculptural ability, was the first person in the field of woodwork to be recognized as a holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property (Living National Treasure) in 1970. In addition to Kuroda's representative works from his early period to his later years, featuring lustrous paintwork, bold shapes created by curves and twists, and mother-of-pearl inlay that opened up new horizons with yam (Mexican abalone), the exhibition also features drawings and materials. From large-scale pieces such as furniture to masterpieces that can be admired in the palm of your hand, the diverse works will allow you to get to the heart of Tatsuaki Kuroda's world of work.

宝塚月組が贈る華麗な舞台『花の業平』～忍ぶの乱れ～が、全国公演として愛知県豊田市にやってきます。2025年5月17日13時30分より、愛知県豊田市小坂町12-100にて開催されるこの特別な公演は、宝塚の魅力を存分に堪能できる絶好の機会です。チケットは1枚18,000円で、華やかなステージと感動的な演技が織りなす至福のひとときをお楽しみいただけます。是非、この機会に宝塚月組の『花の業平』～忍ぶの乱れ～の世界に浸ってみてください。

宝塚月組の華麗な舞台が、愛知県豊田市にて開催されます。『花の業平』～忍ぶの乱れ～と『PHOENIX RISING－IN THE MOONLIGHT』の二本立てで、観客を魅了する全国公演です。2025年5月17日13時30分より、愛知県豊田市小坂町12-100にて、心躍るパフォーマンスが繰り広げられます。チケットは1枚29800円で、宝塚の魅力を存分に堪能できるこの機会をお見逃しなく。華やかな舞台と感動のストーリーが、あなたを非日常の世界へと誘います。

宝塚月組が贈る華麗な舞台『花の業平』～忍ぶの乱れ～が、全国公演として愛知県豊田市に上陸します。2025年5月17日18時より、豊田市小坂町の特設会場で開催されるこの公演は、宝塚の魅力を存分に堪能できる一夜限りの特別な機会です。チケットは一枚5000円で、華やかな舞台と感動のストーリーがあなたを待っています。宝塚月組の圧倒的なパフォーマンスをお見逃しなく、ぜひこの機会にご参加ください。

2025年5月24日、愛知県豊田市で開催されるパルコ・プロデュース 2025「エドモン～『シラノ・ド・ベルジュラック』を書いた男～」全国公演は、歴史と芸術が交錯する感動の舞台です。名作『シラノ・ド・ベルジュラック』の誕生秘話を描いたこの公演は、観客を魅了すること間違いなし。開催場所は豊田市小坂町12-100、開演時間は17:00です。チケットは一枚15000円で、早めのご購入をお勧めします。この特別な夜をお見逃しなく。

Experience an unforgettable evening with Drive-By Truckers and Deer Tick at Marymoor Live - Presented By Toyota in Redmond. The event will take place on June 13, 2025, at 6046 West Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE, WA, 98052. Don't miss this opportunity to witness these acclaimed bands perform live in this beautiful outdoor venue. Get ready for a night filled with exceptional music and a memorable atmosphere.

Experience an unforgettable night of music with the Little Feat & Nitty Gritty Dirt Band at the Dirty Feat Tour in Redmond. The event will take place at the Marymoor Live - Presented By Toyota on June 22, 2025. Join the iconic bands at 6046 West Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE for a memorable evening filled with classic hits and incredible performances. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness two legendary bands on one stage in the beautiful city of Redmond.

Experience the ultimate summer vibes at the Slightly Stoopid - Step Into The Sun Tour 2025 in Redmond. Taking place at the picturesque Marymoor Live - Presented By Toyota on July 25, 2025, this event promises a memorable evening filled with great music and good vibes. The venue's address is 6046 West Lake Sammamish Pkwy NE, WA, 98052. Don't miss out on this opportunity to soak up the sun and enjoy a fantastic live performance by Slightly Stoopid.

シーホース三河と宇都宮ブレックスの激突が、2025年4月5日、愛知県豊田市で開催されます。バスケットボールファン必見のこの試合は、豊田市八幡町の特設会場で15:05からスタート。両チームの熱い戦いを間近で観戦できるチャンスです。チケットは1枚3500円で、早めの購入がおすすめです。迫力満点のプレイと共に、音楽フェスのようなエンターテインメントも楽しめるこのイベントで、忘れられない一日をお過ごしください。

2025年4月2日、愛知県豊田市にて名古屋グランパスと横浜F・マリノスが激突します。この一戦は、サッカーファンにとって見逃せない試合であり、両チームの熱い戦いが期待されます。豊田市千石町のスタジアムで19時からキックオフされるこの試合は、観客を魅了すること間違いなしです。チケットは1枚1800円とお手頃価格で、家族や友人と一緒に楽しむのに最適です。名古屋グランパスと横浜F・マリノスの対決を生で観戦し、熱狂的な雰囲気を体感しましょう。

愛知県豊田市で開催される橋の下世界音楽祭 SOUL BEAT ASIA 2024のチケットをご案内いたします。このイベントは2024年9月15日に千石公園で開催され、多彩なジャンルの音楽が楽しめる一大フェスとなっております。出演アーティストにはTURTLE ISLAND、WINDY CITY(KR)、INNER TERRESTRIALS(UK)など、国内外のトップミュージシャンが集結。沖縄八重山民謡や宮古島民謡、郡上節・奥美濃民謡など、伝統音楽から最先端のサウンドまで幅広い音楽を堪能できるのが魅力です。 チケット料金は日曜一日入場券(サポーターズパス)で2,000円、加えてサービス料として110円が必要です。この機会に、音楽を愛する皆様にとって忘れられない一日をお届けいたします。豊かな音楽体験をお楽しみください。

DRUM TAO 2024「FUTURE」は、愛知県豊田市で開催される音楽フェスティバルです。2024年10月26日16時から、小坂町の特設会場で繰り広げられるこのイベントは、伝統的な和太鼓の力強さと未来を見据えた斬新なパフォーマンスが融合した、唯一無二のステージをお届けします。チケットは一枚5900円で、圧倒的なエネルギーと感動を体験できるこの機会をお見逃しなく。豊田市での特別な一日を、DRUM TAOの革新的な音楽と共にお楽しみください。

2025年3月22日、愛知県豊田市で壮大な音楽フェスが開催されます。シーホース三河と琉球ゴールデンキングスが繰り広げるこのイベントは、スポーツと音楽が融合した特別な一日となるでしょう。豊田市八幡町の会場で、午後3時5分から始まるこのフェスティバルは、エネルギッシュなパフォーマンスと共に、観客に忘れられない体験を提供します。チケットは1枚8000円で、早めの購入をお勧めします。シーホース三河と琉球ゴールデンキングスの熱い戦いを見逃さないでください。

名古屋グランパスと横浜FCが激突する一大イベントが、2025年3月29日に愛知県豊田市で開催されます。サッカーファン必見のこの試合は、豊田市千石町のスタジアムで14時からキックオフ。両チームの熱い戦いを間近で観戦できるチャンスをお見逃しなく。チケットは1枚4444円で販売中。名古屋グランパスのホームで繰り広げられるこの試合は、サッカーの醍醐味を存分に味わえること間違いなしです。ファンの皆様、ぜひスタジアムで熱い応援を送りましょう！