Polorocca Co., Ltd.
The POP-UP STORE of the folklore museum “Naorai” will be available at the Seibu Shibuya store on May 7th!
Sumi-e artist Okazu’s live performance and autograph session held ……
Pororokka Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Honkomagome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo / Representative Director: Osamu Shinoda) will open a concept shop, Naorai, which is operated by the company, on the 1st floor of Building A of the Seibu Shibuya store for a limited time. We will open as a POP-UP STORE from (5/7 to 5/13).
The folklore museum “Naorai” dares to shine a light on Japan’s unique culture and techniques that have been lost to the flow of time or are on the verge of being left behind. Our job is to pass on the thoughts of creators and owners, both now and in the future.
This time’s POP-UP STORE will feature sumi-e artist Okazu, who is a befitting of Shibuya, the city of culture.
The world of sumi-e paintings with motifs of Sengoku warlords and the brilliance of gold leaf (Kanazawa leaf) exudes elegance.
You can enjoy the world through a variety of products.
Sumi-e artist Okazu’s live performance and autograph session held □ May 11th (Sat) 2:00 p.m.
□ Seibu Shibuya store A building 1st floor main entrance special venue □ Free viewing *To participate in the autograph session, you must purchase colored paper (1 sheet: 3,300 yen).
A live performance by Okado, a sumi-e artist who is in the spotlight not only in Japan but also overseas.
It will be held. The world of poetry depicted in a unique style that does not add shading to the ink.
You can experience it live. After the performance, there will be an autograph session with the singer.
-Okazu Profile-
Mainly Sengoku warlords, animals, nature, and everything else is expressed in ink paintings. As a collaboration, he has also received high acclaim for his ink paintings in the fields of anime, movies, and sports. During his performances in six overseas countries (England, France, America, Singapore, Taiwan, and Hong Kong), he received a lot of attention as a missionary of Japanese culture. In recent years, his series of paintings of castles drawn in ink, “Bokujoga,” and military commanders, “Bokushoga,” have become popular, with a total of over 400 pieces produced.
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