Special Exhibition Room

Ikko Narahara (1931-2020) is one of the most famous photographers of the postwar era. He consistently focused his photography on the theme of the conditions of human life, and has won acclaim for his fresh sense of image and emphasis on form. “Domains" was presented at his second exhibition in 1970, and is a work that covers the Tohbetsu Trappist Monastery in Hokuto City and the women's prison in Wakayama. This exhibition features works based on "Domains" and all the works from the 2019 photographic book of the same name reconstructed by Narahara himself, including previously unpublished works.

Single Ticket

General ¥920

High school and university students ¥610

Elementary and junior high school students ¥300

Group Ticket – Groups of 10+(pp) 

General ¥720

High school and university students ¥410

Elementary and junior high school students ¥200

Preview some of the works that will be on display at the exhibition.

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