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【Event Report】“Misho-ryu Sasaoka Ikebana Exhibition: Celebrating the 15th Anniversary of the Third-Generation Headmaster’s Succession”Held on Sunday, October 11, at Shoren-in Monzeki Temple, Kyoto.

The Kan’ei Gyoko 400th Anniversary Festival was introduced at the Ishikawa Prefecture–Kyoto Prefecture Collaborative Project, Forum on Registered Intangible Cultural Properties, “Kaga Cuisine × Kyoto Cuisine: Carrying Tradition into the Future.”

Saturday, July 11: Kan’ei Gyoko 400th Anniversary Commemorative Symposium“Four Centuries Since the Kan’ei Gyoko: Historical Threads Connecting Kyoto Culture and Takaoka”@ Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture

Exploring the Culture of Four Centuries Ago in a Place Associated with Date Masamune: Commemorative Lecture “Kan’ei Culture and Noh” Held at the Sendai City Museum

Across Four Centuries: The Kan’ei Gyoko 400th Anniversary Commemorative Noh Performance Was Held

Bringing the World of Noh That Graced Nijo Castle Four Centuries Ago into the Present Day: “Kan’ei Culture and Noh” Held at the 14th KITA Roppeita Memorial Noh Theatre

Walking in the “Spirit” of Four Centuries Ago: Ogasawara-ryu Etiquette Training Held for Participants in the Kan’ei Gyoko Procession Reenactment

[Thank You for Joining Us] Kan’ei Culture Lecture, 13th Session: “The Imperial Family and the Tea Ceremony — Focusing on Emperor Go-Mizunoo”

Thank You for Joining the 12th Kan’ei Culture Lecture: “The Kan’ei Gyoko (Imperial Visit) as Seen by the Dutch”

The 52nd Gagaku Seminar, “The Kan’ei Gyoko and Gagaku,” Was Held on July 3

The 11th Kan’ei Culture Lecture, “Nijo-jo and Kan’ei Gyoko (Imperial Visit to Nijo Castle in 1626),” was held.

The video of the symposium “Kan’ei Gyoko (Imperial Visit to Nijo Castle in 1626) Viewed Through Folding Screens” is now available.

The video “Walking Tour of the Procession Route” from the Kan’ei Gyoko Reenactment Procession Information Session is now available.

[Thank You for Attending] The 10th Kan’ei Culture Lecture, “The Kan’ei Gyoko Through the Lens of the Performing Arts: The Emperor and Noh, the Warrior Class and Gagaku,” Has Concluded.

Event Report: Opening Commemorative Lecture for the 400th Anniversary of the Kan’ei Gyoko — “Forms of Beauty and Space: The Era of Kan’ei” Held Successfully