Decorative Exhibition
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Paris's window into Japanese culture sits right on the Seine. Since 1997, this riverside center has hosted rotating exhibitions on everything from Studio Ghibli to sumo photography, plus film screenings, tea ceremonies, calligraphy workshops, and a 500m² library stocked with Japanese books. The building itself, designed by architect Kenzo Tange, blends modern lines with traditional Japanese aesthetics.
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June 11
Before Miyazaki was a household name, Takahata made Ghibli's most heartbreaking films. This exhibition celebrates the co-founder's work—from Grave of the Fireflies to Only Yesterday—with artwork, storyboards, and a deep dive into his humanist vision.
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Decorative ExhibitionDecorative ExhibitionParis's window into Japanese culture sits right on the Seine. Since 1997, this riverside center has hosted rotating exhibitions on everything from Studio Ghibli to sumo photography, plus film screenings, tea ceremonies, calligraphy workshops, and a 500m² library stocked with Japanese books. The building itself, designed by architect Kenzo Tange, blends modern lines with traditional Japanese aesthetics.
Tips
June 11
Before Miyazaki was a household name, Takahata made Ghibli's most heartbreaking films. This exhibition celebrates the co-founder's work—from Grave of the Fireflies to Only Yesterday—with artwork, storyboards, and a deep dive into his humanist vision.
