Since its founding thirty years ago, the minä perhonen brand has created designs that have become a part of everyday life and continue to enrich it, grounded as they are in a commitment to close relations with artisans and their crafts. The title of this exhibition, TSUGU, is a word with multiple meanings in Japanese, including “to inherit,” “to connect,” “to follow,” and “to tell,” that embody the key elements of this handwork-centered approach to design. Through displays of apparel and other products, as well as original textiles and drawings, we explore the work and thought that are setting the stage for the next hundred years of minä perhonen’s achievements.

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Setagaya Art Museum opened on March 30, 1986. It is known for its beautiful architecture, which is in harmony with the blessed natural environment of Kinuta Park. Setagaya Art Museum provides a place to connect daily life and art through exhibitions, programs, events, and various other activities while positioning art as a means to maintain mental health.

Taking advantage of the uniqueness of Setagaya City, where an unparalleled number of artists reside, the Center promotes surveys, research, and collecting of works by resident artists, and holds unique exhibitions. The Museum also introduces a wide range of artistic movements in modern and contemporary art, architecture, design, and other fields from its own unique perspective, while interacting with art museums in Japan and abroad.

In addition, the museum focuses on performance projects that provide creative opportunities for music, dance, and theater. In addition, the museum offers a wide variety of educational programs, including workshops for diverse age groups. The "Setagaya Art Museum Friendship Association" and numerous volunteers are active on a daily basis, and the museum continues to conduct community-based projects, such as collaborations with schools.

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