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Scenes in and around Kyoto, Funaki Version
Witness the life and culture of old Kyoto in vivid detail!
Scenes in and around Kyoto (Funaki Version) is a National Treasure housed at the Tokyo National Museum. Named after the Funaki family, its former owners, this artwork depicts the city of Kyoto across two folding screens as it appeared four hundred years ago. Over 2,500 people from all walks of life are vividly portrayed throughout the composition.
This program invites you to explore Scenes in and around Kyoto through a high-definition virtual-reality experience. From delicate food boxes used at cherry-blossom viewings to the kitchen of the Nijō Castle, it reveals surprising details that often go unnoticed through the lens of food culture.
[Supervision] Tokyo National Museum
[Production] TOPPAN Inc.
Date
* Screening schedule and capacity are subject to change.
January 1, 2026 -March 29, 2026
Screening schedule
Wed, Thu, Fri
12:00／13:00／14:00／15:00／16:00
Sat, Sun, Holidays
11:00／12:00／13:00／14:00／15:00／16:00
*Additional screenings will be shown from 14:00 on Thursday, January 1 and 11:00 on Friday, January 2.
Running time : about 35 min.
Maximum screening capacity : 90
* You may not enter/exit mid-way through the program.
* We anticipate congestion just before the entrance time.Please purchase tickets as early as possible,well in advance of the show time.(Tickets must be purchased on the day of viewing.)
