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【TOKYO EYE 2020】
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October 24, 2018
『Kagurazaka: A Place of Art』
クリス・ペプラー（Christopher Daniel Peppler）さん、ダウミ（Daum Kim）さん
美味しいコメントありがとうございました。
Known for its historic cobblestone streets and classic restaurants,
Kagurazaka retains the feel of old Japan.
Recently, it's also become home to museums and galleries that have given it a new reputation: as a place to see some great art.
『Yayoi Kusama Museum』
Opened in 2017, this museum is dedicated to a master of modern art. So popular that tickets, available by reservation only, sell out almost immediately. October 2018 saw the start of a new exhibition called "I Want You to Look at My Prospects for the Future: Plants and I."
『Waitingroom』
A gallery housed in a renovated former post office. Curates exhibitions by young artists using various media such as video. Opened in 2017.
『Maki Fine Arts』
A renovated print shop that now hosts two galleries. On the first floor is Maki Fine Arts, which hosts modern art paintings and more.
『la kagū』
A former warehouse of a major publisher reborn as a shopping complex. Carries various lifestyle goods and has event spaces, art exhibitions and a cafe with a popular egg sandwich.
『Sumeshiya』
A reservation-only sushi restaurant that uses ingredients from all over Japan to create "hometown sushi." Also hosts an art gallery and cafe in the daytime.
『Angela』
An Italian restaurant in an over 70-year-old traditional Japanese house found down one of Kagurazaka's cobblestone alleyways. Known for its at-home atmosphere and seasonally-inspired dishes.
『Domyo』
A shop dedicated to kumihimo, a style of Japanese braiding that's over 1,000 years old. Founded in 1652. Uses kumihimo to create modern products like ties and accessories. You can even give kumihimo braiding a try yourself here.
