Kotohira Shrine art exhibition to open in Paris

Kotohira Shrine art exhibition to open in Paris

PARIS, France - The recreated interior of Japan's Kotohira Shrine is opened to the press at the Guimet Museum in Paris on Oct. 13 for a special exhibition featuring the screen and sliding-door paintings of the Shinto shrine in Kagawa Prefecture. The exhibition will open Oct. 15 and run through Dec. 8.

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