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A Kyoto museum’s “Ghibli for grown-ups” event is collaborating with three Kyoto Zen temples, and Ghibli/Kyoto crossover artwork decorates goshuin papers for a Zen and Ghibli art exhibition.
The source describes a Kyoto museum event called “Ghibli for grown-ups” that collaborates with three Kyoto Zen temples. It also says Ghibli/Kyoto crossover artwork decorates goshuin papers for a Zen and Ghibli art exhibition. The source frames temple architecture and anime artwork as expressions of Japanese aesthetic sensibilities, and notes that many would say Kyoto holds some of the finest examples of the former and Studio Ghibli films the latter.
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The collaboration pairs two recognizable strands of Japanese aesthetics for an audience already interested in Kyoto’s temples and Studio Ghibli.
What the reporting says: A Kyoto museum’s “Ghibli for grown-ups” event collaborates with three Kyoto Zen temples and that Ghibli/Kyoto crossover artwork decorates goshuin papers for a Zen and Ghibli art exhibition.
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