Past events/courses
PAST Event
talk seminar
Tatehaku & Director Yoshihiro Sakamoto at Koshi no Kuni Literature Museum
Interpreting the Nunobashi Kanjo-e Ceremony depicted in the Tateyama Mandala
End of recruitment
Learning about the Nunobashi Kanjo-e Ceremony on the occasion of the release of Director Yoshihiro Sakamoto's latest film, "The Bridge of Ignorance"
- Date and Time
- 2025/12/ 13 (Saturday)
14:00-15:30 (reception begins at 13:30)
Part 1: Lecture by a curator from Tateyama Museum
Part 2: Talk by Director Yoshihiro Sakamoto - Venue
- Koshi no Kuni Literature Museum Training Room 101
- lecturer
- Hitomi Hosoki (Curator, Tateyama Museum)
Director Yoshihiro Sakamoto - Capacity
- 100 name (first-come-first-served basis)
- Remarks
- Application required/Free participation
Nine years after its conception, director Yoshihiro Sakamoto's latest work, "The Bridge of Ignorance," which will be screened in advance in Toyama, is a story of salvation inspired by the Nunobashi Kanjo-e ceremony, which was held in the Ashikuraji village during the Edo period. After learning about the Nunobashi Kanjo-e, a Buddhist ceremony for women's salvation, from the Tateyama Mandala, which depicts the world of Tateyama faith, Tateyama Museum curator Hitomi Hosoki will talk about his thoughts on the film and behind-the-scenes stories from its production.
How to apply
Please let us know your name and phone number by phone or via the online application form.
* Recruitment will end as soon as the capacity is reached.
TEL: 076-431-5492
https://shinsei.pref.toyama.lg.jp/SksJuminWeb/EntryForm?id=bGEQHmxD
