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Exhibition CollectionsThe following exhibitions are available for use by any interested organization within the states of Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. There is no cost for their use; however, the borrowing organization is responsible for all shipping costs incurred. No insurance is required. All of the items, with the exception of the photograph exhibitions, are handmade and therefore irreplaceable. As these collections are popular, we encourage you to make a reservation as early as possible by completing the Application for Loan of Exhibition. For more information, call the Consulate General of Japan in Atlanta at 404-240-4300. Our facsimile number is 404-240-4311. The collection includes 10 small kites (approximately 24"). These are small representations of larger kites. Because the kites are painted in watercolors, they must be hung indoors out of direct sunlight. They may be suspended from the ceiling or hung from the wall. A description of each is included. The collection includes 18 items ranging from dolls to mechanical items. The average sizes range from 7" to 18". Ideally, they should be displayed in a glass case. A description of each is included. This hands-on set includes Battledore (Hagoita); Daruma-otoshi; Fuku-warai; Hacky sacs (kemari); Hajiki; Karuta set; Kendama; Paper balloons (kami fuusen); Paper gun (Kami teppo); Ring toss (wanage); Take tombo; Tops (koma) There are 35 photos in this collection mounted on framed panels (24" x 36"). All photographs are self-explanatory. A calligraphy set consists of: Shitajiki (Black, soft mat. It provides a comfortable, soft surface); Bunchin (Metal stick to weight down the paper during writing); Fude (Brush. There is a larger brush for writing the main characters and a smaller one for writing the artist's name. The small brush, however, can be used for the characters, too); Suzuri (Heavy black container for the ink); Sumi (Solid black material that must be rubbed in water in the suzuri to produce the black ink which is then used for writing) Happi is a traditional Japanese straight-sleeved coat usually made of cotton and imprinted with a distinctive crest. They are usually worn only to festivals. Please specify small, medium, large or extra large. They must be dry-cleaned before returning. A yukata is a casual summer kimono usually made of cotton or synthetic fabric, and unlined. Yukata are worn by both men and women. Please specify men's, women's, boy's, or girl's. Simplified women's kimono are also available. They must be dry-cleaned before returning. This form of storytelling consists of 12 or 16 large (15" x 10.5") sturdy, beautifully illustrated cards. On the back is the English translation of the text, with the original Japanese beside it. Because of their generous size, Kamishibai can be used easily with both small and large groups as well as with an individual child. Please specify title. Titles include: A Trip Down Memory Lane Ama no kawa ni kakaruhashi Bunbuku chagama Issun boushi Japan's Four Seasons and Yearly Events Kachikachi yama Kasa jizou Kobutori jiisan Koi nobori san arigatou Kutsushita no naka no purezento Ohinasama ni natta ningyou Omusubi kororin Oni to ohyakushou-san Saru kani gassen Shitakiri suzume The Summer Story of Takeshi and Miho Toshigamisama to oshougatsu Large books suitable for reading to a group. Titles include: Momotaro-Peach Boy Urashima Taro-A Fisherman Called Urashima Taro Kaguya Hime-Bamboo Princess Hanasaka Jiisan-Flower Blossoming Old Man Tsuru no Ongaeshi-The Grateful Crane Suitable for making copies. Chess-type game. Board game for two players. |
