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Exhibition on “Traditional Japanese Dolls”
An exhibition of “Traditional Japanese Dolls” has been held for the first time ever at Điềm Phùng Thị Arts Center from the 2nd to 18th of April. This is a co-hosted event by the Japan Foundation Center for Cultural Exchange in Vietnam and Hue Fine Arts Museum.
This exhibition features 32 traditional dolls depicting the gracefulness of Japanese ladies in kimono, and the popular characters in Japanese Noh and Kabuki plays. In addition, there are clay dolls and other types of popular dolls in Japan.
The organizers gave away a number of Origami Japanese dolls for those attending the first day of the event, with a hope that through this exhibition, Vietnamese audience could see a part of traditional Japanese culture as well as a spiritual culture of Japanese people.
By Minh Hien
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200 years from Thua Thien to Thua Thien Hue: journey of a name
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Aza Kooh green brocade & new journey of Zeng weaving
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Miniature animals tell the story of conservation
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The place where the precious treasures of Hue Buddhism are kept
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The childhood river in Dang Mau Tuu's painting
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Relocating the Dieu De pagoda’s main hall while retaining “Long van khe hoi” painting
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Tracing Uncle Ho’s Youth in Hue
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“Hue - New Perspectives”
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The one who revives Mid-Autumn lanterns
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Hundreds of people joining the program "Lighting up the lights on moonlit night"
