Since its founding in 1985, Studio Ghibli has created beloved animated classics, primarily directed by Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki. A significant factor in their popularity across Japan is Nippon TV's long-running "Friday Roadshow," which first aired "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" in 1986. This exhibition will showcase the charm of Ghibli films and memories from the era of their broadcasts, revealing previously untold secrets and offering immersive experiences that let visitors dive into the Ghibli world.

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Akita Museum of Modern Art opened in Akita Furusato Mura on April 20, 1994. The museum has a collection of works painted by artists associated with Akita from the late Edo period to the present, including "Akita Ranga" produced by feudal lords and feudal warriors in the mid to late Edo period. It holds special exhibitions, special exhibitions, and collection exhibitions to introduce various art forms. In addition, with the aim of becoming an art museum that is accessible to all, the museum actively engages in educational activities such as art museum lectures, and art museum classes where visitors can enjoy hands-on creative activities.

Friday Road Show and Ghibli Exhibition

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