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Featuring 150 pieces from the vast collection assembled by founder Soetsu Yanagi, the Japan Folk Crafts Museum's spring exhibit pursues the trendy theme of 'kawaii' as expressed in everyday craftsmanship (mingei). Selected by Naoto Fukasawa, the facility's director and an accomplished product designer, the works are of the loveable and attractive kind suitable for all audiences.
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Open Until Sun Jun 21 / closed Mon (Tue if Mon is a holiday)
Time 10am-5pm
Admission ¥1,100, college and high school students ¥600, junior high and elementary school students ¥200
Telephone 03 3467 4527
Venue Japan Folk Crafts Museum
Address 4-3-33 Komaba, Meguro-ku
Transport Komaba-Todaimae Station (Keio Inokashira line), west exit
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