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From men wearing elegant Heian-era costumes by Kokei Kobayashi to elegant ladies portrayed by Shinsui Ito, this exhibition lets visitors see how stylish people were back in the Edo period, just when Western culture started to influence Japanese painting. Anyone wearing a kimono gets a discount on the admission fee.
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Open May 17-Jul 13 2014 (part one May 17-Jun 15, part two Jun 17-Jul 13) (closed Mon)
Time 10am-5pm
Admission ¥1,000, university and high school students ¥800
Venue Yamatane Museum of Art
Address 3−12−36 Hiroo, Shibuya, Tokyo
Transport Ebisu station (JR Yamanote Line), East exit or Ebisu station (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line), exit 2
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