41st Nomura Memorial Lecture (lecture and concert / free admission on the day) [Ended]

The Nomura Memorial Lectures, which have been held since the museum first opened, are commemorative lectures and concerts by former scholarship recipients of the Nomura Foundation for Arts and Sciences and people associated with Kodo.
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In his later years, Nomura Kodo established the Nomura Cultural Foundation with his personal assets. Every year, former scholarship recipients and those with ties to the foundation visit Kodo's hometown of Shiwa Town to give back to Kodo and hold a lecture and concert in the hopes of promoting art and culture. We look forward to your attendance.
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The 41st Nomura Memorial Lecture

Date and time: Sunday, October 12, 2020, 1:45 p.m. (15 minutes before doors open)

Venue: Nomura Kodo Araebisu Memorial Hall, Araebisu Hall

Capacity: First 100 people (unreserved seating/application required)

Price: 1,000 yen (admission is free)

To apply: Nomura Kodo and Araebisu Memorial Hall 019-676-6896

*Free admission only on October 12th. Don't miss this opportunity to see the exhibits.

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Commemorative Lecture: "The Future of Space Observation"
Lecturer: Michiyoshi Namiki (Explanator at the Space Exploration Exchange Building, attached to the Director of Public Relations and Outreach at the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, JAXA; Part-time lecturer at the Space Education Center; Chairman of the certified NPO Children, Space, and the Future Association)

"concert"
・Michiyo Haneishi (piano)
・Yuko Kiyooka (violin)
・Shohei Hirata (cello)
・Tamaki Ando (Koto)
・Masaaki Ando (Koto/Commemorative Lecture General Planner)

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