TFAM NEWS
“Those Adorable Animals” exhibition premieres
On December 8, the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum opened the “Those Adorable Animals—Through the Lens of the World’s Pioneering and Premier Photographers,” an exhibition comprised of some 90 works from the museum’s permanent photography collection. Given the pandemic, visitors are asked to cooperate with TFAM safety protocols at this time. The exhibition will remain open until January 24, 2021.
December 8, 2020
Tonichi Printing president visits TFAM
On November 26, President Yoshiaki Takeda of Tonichi Printing Co., Ltd. visited the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, who was welcomed by TFAM Board of Trustees Chair Kazuhiko Oshida. Mr. Takeda then toured the “THIS IS JAPAN IN TOKYO” exhibition that features works of art by premier Japanese artists and artisans over a millennium.
November 26, 2020
Itoki president visits TFAM
On November 25, President Yoshiro Hirai of leading workplace equipment provider Itoki Corporation visited the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum. He was welcomed by Curatorial Department Director Kenichi Hirano, who served as a docent in touring “THIS IS JAPAN IN TOKYO,” “Zokei Da Vinci Project: Realization of the Dreams of Leonardo Da Vinci” and “From the Renaissance to the 20th Century—500 Years of Western Paintings” exhibitions.
November 25, 2020
Museum donates the collection catalogues to Kyoto mayor
On November 18, the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum donated several collection catalogues to Mayor Daisaku Kadokawa of Kyoto City. TFAM Executive Director Akira Kaneko attended the presentation ceremony. The donation was made in the hope that the catalogues would be used as learning tools for an art appreciation class that was conducted by the museum in partnership with a local vocational high school.
November 18, 2020
National treasures conservatory executives visit TFAM
On November 11, Representative Director Noriko Yamamoto and Managing Director Masaki Utsunomiya of The Association for Conservation of National Treasures paid a visit to the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum. The pair was welcomed by TFAM Board of Trustees Chair Kazuhiko Oshida and Director Akira Gokita. Together, they toured the “THIS IS JAPAN IN TOKYO,” “Zokei Da Vinci Project: Realization of the Dreams of Leonardo Da Vinci” and “From the Renaissance to the 20th Century—500 Years of Western Paintings” exhibitions.
November 17, 2020
Mainichi Newspapers president visits TFAM
On November 11, President Masahiro Maruyama of The Mainichi Newspapers paid a courtesy call on the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum. He was welcomed by TFAM Executive Director Akira Kaneko and Director Akira Gokita, who led him on a tour of the “THIS IS JAPAN IN TOKYO,” “Zokei Da Vinci Project: Realization of the Dreams of Leonardo Da Vinci” and “From the Renaissance to the 20th Century—500 Years of Western Paintings” exhibitions.
November 11, 2020
Chairman of Fujitsu Japan visits the museum
On November 4, Chairman Tatsuya Tanaka of Fujitsu Japan and members of his company came to visit the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum. The delegation was greeted by TFAM Director Akira Gokita, who led them on a tour of the “Zokei Da Vinci Project: Realization of the Dreams of Leonardo Da Vinci” and “From the Renaissance to the 20th Century—500 Years of Western Paintings” exhibitions.
November 5, 2020
A brief message of gratitude to our supporters
November 3 marks the 38th anniversary of the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, which was founded as both bridge and portal to the world, its mission to promote art and culture for all people to enjoy through exchange and international partnerships with likeminded institutions worldwide. Our anniversary thus stands as a milestone for which we extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all of you who have shared our vision and endorsed our work over the years. We look forward to your continued patronage and support going forward as we remain true to our mission.
October 27, 2020
Asahi Shimbun Publications president visits TFAM
On October 14, Asahi Shimbun Publications Inc. President Yasuyuki Aoki visited the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum. TFAM Executive Director Akira Kaneko welcomed him, serving as his docent as the two toured the “Zokei Da Vinci Project: Realization of the Dreams of Leonardo Da Vinci” and “From the Renaissance to the 20th Century—500 Years of Western Paintings” exhibitions.
October 14, 2020
“THIS IS JAPAN” exhibition video tour premieres
On October 13, the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum premiered a video tour of “THIS IS JAPAN IN TOKYO” exhibition. The video features the finest examples of Japanese art, including folding screens, katana swords, handcrafted pieces and ukiyoe woodblock prints, created over a millennium. The English edition has also been uploaded on the TFAM YouTube channel.
October 13, 2020
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