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Sazae-san Tabi-aruki - Overseas Edition
Hasegawa Machiko Art Museum / Hasegawa Machiko Memorial Museum
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Machiko Hasegawa
Machiko Hasegawa enjoys traveling and has visited many places in between writing her manga. From then until her later years, Hasegawa visited all kinds of places, both in Japan and abroad. She traveled abroad as many as 20 times. For Hasegawa, who was always curious, the sights she saw in each country must have been exciting and inspiring. And these experiences were not just a hobby but were also utilized in her own works.
"Sazae-san Tabi-aruki" is a manga that depicts the events of Hasegawa's travels. This work was serialized in the Asahi Shimbun newspaper 24 times from March to August 1987. "Sazae-san Tabi-aruki" was the first work to be published in about nine years since the previous serialization, "Sazae-san Uchiakegatari," and many readers had high expectations for this work even before it was serialized. This was the last serialized manga for Hasegawa.
After the serialization ended, a book, "Sazae-san Tabi-aruki," was published by a sister company, containing 25 stories in total, including 24 stories that appeared in newspapers and one additional story. It was also made into a TV drama, starring actress Keiko Takeshita, and once again the series became a hot topic of conversation. Since its serialization in newspapers, "Sazaesan Tabi-aruki" has become a long-loved work.
This exhibition focuses on the story of "Sazae-san's Tabi-aruki," which is based on the theme of overseas travel. The aim is for visitors to see the scenery Hasegawa saw through her work and at the same time, learn more about Machiko Hasegawa.
Venue: Machiko Hasegawa Memorial Hall, 2F
"Sazae-san Tabi-aruki" is a manga that depicts the events of Hasegawa's travels. This work was serialized in the Asahi Shimbun newspaper 24 times from March to August 1987. "Sazae-san Tabi-aruki" was the first work to be published in about nine years since the previous serialization, "Sazae-san Uchiakegatari," and many readers had high expectations for this work even before it was serialized. This was the last serialized manga for Hasegawa.
After the serialization ended, a book, "Sazae-san Tabi-aruki," was published by a sister company, containing 25 stories in total, including 24 stories that appeared in newspapers and one additional story. It was also made into a TV drama, starring actress Keiko Takeshita, and once again the series became a hot topic of conversation. Since its serialization in newspapers, "Sazaesan Tabi-aruki" has become a long-loved work.
This exhibition focuses on the story of "Sazae-san's Tabi-aruki," which is based on the theme of overseas travel. The aim is for visitors to see the scenery Hasegawa saw through her work and at the same time, learn more about Machiko Hasegawa.
Venue: Machiko Hasegawa Memorial Hall, 2F
Schedule | Aug 5 (Sat) 2023-Nov 26 (Sun) 2023 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Adults ¥900, Seniors 65 & Over ¥800, University and High School Students ¥500, Junior High and Elementary School Students ¥400 | ||||
| Venue | Hasegawa Machiko Art Museum / Hasegawa Machiko Memorial Museum https://www.hasegawamachiko.jp/  | ||||
| Location | 1-30-6 Sakurashinmachi, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 154-0015 | ||||
| Access | 7 minute walk from the West exit of Sakura-shinmachi Station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi line. | ||||
| Phone | 03-3701-8766 | ||||
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