Opening tomorrow! “Impressionism from the Musée d’Orsay – A Tale of Interiors” Exhibition Ambassador Mone Kamis hiraishi will be visiting! “Feel the atmosphere of the time permeating the works”

Opening tomorrow! “Impressionism from the Musée d’Orsay: Tales of Interiors” Exhibition Ambassador Mone Kamishiraishi will be visiting! “Feel the atmosphere of the time permeating the work” ​
Public Relations Office for “Impressionism: A Tale of Interiors from the Musée d’Orsay” Press Release: October 24, 2025 Starting tomorrow! Mone Kamishiraishi, exhibition
ambassador, will be visiting the “Impressionism from the Musee d’Orsay – Tales of Interiors” exhibition! “Feel the atmosphere of the time permeated by the works” The exhibition “Impressionism: Tales of Interiors from the Musée d’Orsay Collection” will finally open tomorrow, Saturday, October 25th, at the National Museum of Western Art (Ueno Park, Tokyo). Prior to the opening of the exhibition, ambassador Mone Kamishiraishi visited the exhibition.
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After viewing the exhibition, Kamishiraishi said, “I can still relate to many aspects of the everyday life depicted in the works, and they made me feel close to them. I was also drawn to the relaxed, natural expressions of the subjects in their homes. I appreciated the delicate attention to detail in the exhibition space, including the walls and lighting, and enjoyed viewing the works, which were painted with the free expressive techniques unique to Impressionism.”
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/150289/7/150289-7-958bea655886f80b095388c2f7a19d7a-3600×2400.jpg Kamishiroishi views Claude Monet’s “A Corner of an Apartment,” which she said she was most looking forward to seeing this time.
Kamishiroishi also appears in the audio guide, sharing stories about the interiors depicted by Impressionist painters. “I recorded it with the intention of being able to sit side by side with the audience using the audio guide and discover new things together,” he recalled. “These works, which seem to capture the scents of life at the time, the thoughts and interactions of the people, are coming to Japan. I felt as if the atmosphere of that time was floating around the works. I hope everyone will come to Ueno to experience that atmosphere.”
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/150289/7/150289-7-ae143a18413858083adec9b2f24a565c-3600×2400.jpg 【Mone Kamishiraishi Profile】 Born January 27, 1998. Originally from Kagoshima Prefecture. Her major appearances include the films “Lady Maiko” and “Your Name.” His film credits include “The Great Passage” and “All at Dawn,” the TV dramas “Come Come Everybody” and “Dragon in the Courtroom,” and the stage productions “Jane Eyre,” “Daddy Long Legs,” and “Spirited Away.” In addition to being an actor, he is also active as a singer, author, and narrator. The exhibition features masterpieces by Impressionist painters such as Manet, Monet, and Cézanne, including Degas’s early masterpiece “Family Portrait (The Bellelli Family),” which will be shown in Japan for the first time, as well as Renoir’s “Girls at the Piano.” In addition, there are works that incorporate outdoor scenery and natural light indoors, as well as works created to decorate interiors, allowing you to enjoy another side of Impressionism’s charm with a theme of “interiors.” Also noteworthy are the exhibition spaces that emphasize the interior, such as the doors and wallpaper.
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/150289/7/150289-7-a49aae823bcd8fca71248b83271d9940-3123×2285.jpg (Left) Pierre-Auguste Renoir, “Girls Playing the Piano,” 1892, oil on canvas, Musée d’Orsay, Paris. (Right) Thonet Brothers, Double-Sided Music Stand, 1873-1888 (original), beechwood, plywood, bentwood, black staining, heat-transfer imitation marquetry inlay, Musée d’Orsay, Paris.
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https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/150289/7/150289-7-b63c11c3348a78e17e2e787fa167d19c-3600×2400.jpg (Left) Édouard Manet, “Child among Flowers (Jacques Hoschedé),” 1876, oil on canvas, National Museum of Western Art. (Right) Claude Monet, “Turkey,” 1877, oil on canvas, Musée d’Orsay, Paris. 【Exhibition Overview】 This exhibition traces the interests and expressive challenges of Impressionist painters such as Manet, Monet, Degas, Renoir, and Cézanne regarding the theme of interior space through approximately 100 works, including approximately 70 masterpieces from the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, known as the “Hall of Fame of
Impressionism,” as well as important works from Japan and abroad. This will be the first time in approximately 10 years that the Musée d’Orsay’s Impressionist collection has come to Japan on this scale. This will be a rare opportunity to experience the new appeal of Impressionism from the perspective of “interiors.” [Event Overview] ◆Exhibition Title: Impressionism from the Musée d’Orsay – Tales of Interiors ◆Dates: Saturday, October 25, 2025 – Sunday, February 15, 2026 ◆Venue: National Museum of Western Art [Ueno Park, Tokyo] ◆Opening Hours: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM (until 8 PM on Fridays and Saturdays) ◆Closed: Mondays, November 4th (Tuesday), November 25th (Tuesday), December 28th (Sunday) – January 1st, 2026 (Thursday, national holiday), January 13th (Tuesday) (however, open on November 3rd (Monday, national holiday), November 24th (Monday, closed), January 12th (Monday, national holiday), and February 9th (Monday)) ◆Admission fee (tax included): General: 2,300 yen (2,100 yen) University students: 1,400 yen (1,300 yen) High school students: 1,000 yen (900 yen) *Prices in parentheses are advance ticket prices. *Free for junior high school students and younger, people with physical or mental disabilities, and one accompanying person. (Please present your student ID, proof of age, or disability certificate.) *University and high school students must present their student ID at the ticket counter upon entry. *Students and faculty of schools affiliated with the National Museum of Art Campus Members can view this exhibition for 1,200 yen for students and 2,100 yen for faculty and staff. (Please present your student or faculty ID card at the National Museum of Western Art ticket counter during the exhibition period or on the day of your visit.) *Free admission for high school students from Friday, December 12th to Friday, December 26th. Please present your student ID card at the ticket counter upon entry. *This exhibition ticket also includes access to the permanent exhibition on the day of your visit. *Advance tickets will be on sale from Thursday, May 29th to Friday, October 24th. (Tickets will be on sale at the National Museum of Western Art Information Desk until Wednesday, October 22nd.) *For detailed ticket information, please visit the exhibition’s official website. ◆Organizers: National Museum of Western Art, Musée d’Orsay, The Yomiuri Shimbun, Nippon Television Network Corporation ◆Special sponsors: Canon, Daiwa Securities Group ◆Sponsor: DNP Dai Nippon Printing ◆Supported by: Embassy of France in Japan / Institut Français ◆With the cooperation of: Japan Airlines, Nippon Cargo Airlines, Lufthansa Cargo AG, Yamato Transport, and the Western Art Foundation ◆Official website: https://www.orsay2025.jp ◆Inquiries: 050-5541-8600 (Hello Dial) For more information about this release Copyright ©
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