• Iwago Mitsuaki's photography exhibition captures the magnificent natural scenery of South America's Pantanal.
• About 100 works will be displayed on a large screen over 2 meters high, bringing an extremely shocking experience.
• Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797–1861) created works that revolutionized the history of ukiyo-e with his imaginative creativity, contemporary design, and humor, and were widely loved both in Japan and abroad.
• Use KKday's exclusive tickets to avoid the crowds and gain smooth entry.

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- Product Introduction -

Mitsuaki Iwago (1950-) is an animal photographer, also known as the "cat
photographer."

The Pantanal, located in central South America, is the world's largest
tropical wetland. Artists vividly capture the long-awaited survival of animals
like jaguars, Paraguayan caimans, and capybaras in their pristine natural
environments. The exhibition will feature approximately 100 works on
impressive large-scale screens, some exceeding two meters in size.

In addition, the "Mitsuaki Iwago Photo Exhibition: THE CATS: The Feline
Family" will be held concurrently. Enjoy Mitsuaki Iwago's beautiful images of
free-ranging felines, including domestic cats, lions, and cheetahs, captured
around the world.

Dates: Thursday, July 10, 2025 to Sunday, September 7, 2025

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Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797–1861) was a ukiyo-e artist from the late Edo period.

With his imaginative creativity, modern design sense and humor, he created
brand-new works that subverted the history of Ukiyo-e and were widely loved
both in Japan and abroad.

This exhibition features approximately 400 prints, brush paintings, and other
works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, including warrior paintings and playful paintings.

Exhibition Period: September 25 (Thursday) to November 24 (Monday and
Holiday), 2025

※Exhibits will be significantly replaced during the exhibition.

Early Season: September 25 (Thursday) - October 26 (Sunday)

Late season: October 28 (Tuesday) to November 24 (Monday and holiday)