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Furoshiki are traditional Japanese wrapping cloths that has been used in Japan for centuries, mainly for gift wrapping and bag making. More ❯❯❯

Preparing for Christmas...The first in our series of arts and crafts workshops is a tea box decorating workshop, where participants can make orientalising decoration on plain wooden boxes using decoupage techniques. The programme is led by museum educator Kati Szeivolt - the result could be a Christmas gift... More ❯❯❯

These angel figures preserve distant reminiscenes of Japanese kokeshi tradition, but have put on modern and individual festures... More ❯❯❯

Christmas is approaching, thus, sooner or later everyone needs a decorative box or two at hand to wrap small gifts. Why not fold them yourself? More ❯❯❯

The Japanese word "momiji" refers to the contemplation of autumn leaves and admiration of the wonders of this colourful season. More ❯❯❯

The Japanese word "momiji" refers to the contemplation of autumn leaves and admiration of the wonders of this colourful season. More ❯❯❯

Traditional Japanese archery show and workshop - ideal programme for the whole family! More ❯❯❯

Due to the great interest, we have announced two further sessions of the workshop. The programme introduces participants to Japanese culture, Zen Buddhism and various forms of meditation through multiple hands-on activities. More ❯❯❯

Dr. Viktória Holló, who gave a lecture on the subject and performed traditional Japanese dances at the Night of Museums, will now hold a small workshop where you will have the opportunity to try on the jukata, the light, summer kimono of the Japanese, and learn about the kimono depictions in the pictures in our current exhibition. More ❯❯❯

Due to the great interest, we have announced two further sessions of the workshop. The programme introduces participants to Japanese culture, Zen Buddhism and various forms of meditation through multiple hands-on activities. More ❯❯❯

Due to the great interest, we have announced two further sessions of the workshop. The programme introduces participants to Japanese culture, Zen Buddhism and various forms of meditation through multiple hands-on activities. More ❯❯❯

Again, for a day, the Hopp Museum's oriental garden will serve as a picturesque background for beautiful works of applied arts. Objects exhibited by the artists are related to the tea in their material, form or technique, as well as to Japanese artworks on display in Hopp Museum's current temporary exhibition. More ❯❯❯

More dates are available! Judit Várhelyi, a renowned expert and award-winning ikebana artist, invites fans of Japanese culture to a creative workshop in Hopp Museum garden. The unique setting provides an inspiring environment for every participants to create individual, authentic flower compositions. More ❯❯❯

Due to the great interest, we have announced two further sessions of the workshop. The programme introduces participants to Japanese culture, Zen Buddhism and various forms of meditation through multiple hands-on activities. More ❯❯❯

On both days of the Cultural Heritage Days weekend, we have exciting performances, guided tours and programmes. More ❯❯❯