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“Rikyu and His Lineage” exhibition at the Hatakeyama Memorial Museum (Tokyo)

Asako Inoue |

2014 is the 400th year since the death of Sen no Shouan (his father-in-law is Sen no Rikyu). In commemoration to this, Hatakeyama Memorial Museum is holding an exhibition on tea ceremony utensils and calligraphy of Rikyu and his sons, along with those related to and following Rikyu’s lineage.

Exhibition Schedule:
Duration: January 18, 2014 – March 16, 2014
Open Hours: 10:00am – 4:30pm
Location: Hatakeyama Memorial Museum (Shirokane, Tokyo)

 

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