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This week Taro Morimoto is on display in two places in the city. His signature works are flower paintings that he creates by photoshopping images into simple compositions with few colors and then paints over.
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Abe's face filled viewers' screens along with the name of NHK announcer Takeshige Morimoto, who anchors NHK's Ohayo Nippon program on Saturday and Sunday. Morimoto was arrested for allegedly groping a woman on the train.
- Tower of The Sun @ Expo '70 Commemorative Park, Suita, Osaka
- The Myth of Tomorrow @ Shibuya Station, Tokyo
- Tree of Children @ Shibuya, Tokyo
- Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum @ Minato, Tokyo
- Taro Okamoto Museum of Art @ Ikuta Ryokuchi Park, Kawasaki, Kanagawa
- Sun Tower @ Sogo Yokohama, Yokohama, Kanagawa
- L’Homme Végétal @ The Hakone Open-Air Museum, Hakone, Kanagawa
- Calling For Peace @ Funabashi Andersen Park, Funabashi, Chiba
- Looking at The Future @ Bampaku-kinen-kōen Station, Tsukuba, Ibaraki
- Unregistered Animal @ Chikuma River, Togura, Nagano
(Image credit: JR Times / Sue Lynn) Arguably Okamoto's most famous sculpture, the must-see "Tower of the Sun" was built in 1970 at the Expo '70 Commemorative Park, a park which remains a popular weekend destination for locals and tourists alike. The tower has 3 faces, each representing the past ("Black Sun", as seen on its back), present ("Face of ...
(Image credit: @art) If you've ever gotten lost navigating through the maze that is Shibuya Station before, chances are that you've walked past this 30m long mural. Permanently installed in 2008, the "Myth of Tomorrow" (明日の神話 Asu no Shinwa) mural was actually rediscoveredafter thought to be missing forever in the suburbs of Mexico for decades. The ...
(Image credit: @art) Just a few minutes walk away between Shibuya Station and Omotesando Station stands the "Tree of Children" (こどもの樹 Kodomo no Ki). Erected in front of what used to be the National Children's Castle, this sculpture is a collection of colorful faces—all branching out showing different child-like expressions. The playful demeanour ev...
(Image credit: Minato Travel & Tourism Association) If you're already blown away by some of Okamoto's artworks thus far, imagine being in a museum full of them. Opened in 1998, the Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum used to be Okamoto's very own studio and residence for more than 50 years until he passed away in 1996. This museum preserves not only the c...
(Image credit: Taro Okamoto Museum of Art) Nestled in the heart of Kawasaki's biggest park, the Taro Okamoto Museum of Art was opened in 1999 and it features many of Okamoto's known works including those of his parents, Ippei and Kanoko Okamoto. In fact, it was in Kawasaki where the Okamoto family lived and that was where the artist himself grew up...
(Image credit: @art) Thinking of doing a daytrip out of Tokyo to the neighbouring city of Yokohama? Check out the many shopping malls this harbour city has to offer, including the Yokohama branch of SOGO Department Store. Located right next to the bustling city center Minatomirai, SOGO Yokohama was opened in 1985 and to commemorate its opening, Oka...
(Image credit: PLAY TARO) You could say that Okamoto is obsessed with translating natural motifs into his avant-garde sculptures, and he does it amazingly. Like many of his artworks, the "L'Homme Végétal" (樹人 Jyujin)—which means "plant man"—here, too, bursts with zest for life. You can find this sculpture, amongst many others, at the Hakone Open-Ai...
(Image credit: Fuhito Motegi) Popular amongst families and kids, this Danish-inspired theme park has recently attracted many visitors all around Japan and is especially crowded during the weekends and summer holidays. Funabashi Andersen Park has five different zones, and it’s even dotted with many sculptures including one made by Okamoto himself: "...
(Image credit: @art) The 3rd instalment of its kind in Japan, the world fair Expo '85 was held in the city of Tsukuba, home to one of Japan's most prestigious public universities, in Ibaraki Prefecture. Although not as huge a scale as Tower of the Sun, Okamoto was once again invited to create a sculpture, titled "Looking at the Future" (未来を視る Mirai...
(Image credit: Arara Lunch) Do you find this sculpture... peculiar? What's even more peculiar is the fact that this sculpture is located in a random side road, right next to a hot spring facility. According to a special report on PLAY TARO, this sculpture was part of a larger project which involved a 4-meter tall version of this little guy for an a...
Female Cats (女猫, Meneko) is a 1983 Japanese film in Nikkatsu 's Roman porno series, directed by Shingo Yamashiro and starring Ai Saotome. Synopsis. Innocent female doctor Mineko was seduced by Sachiko, an aggressive lesbian, in her younger days.
Your next birthday is 148 days away. Birthday. Monday, November 18, 1946
Oct 19, 2011 · Tarō’s landmark 1950 oil painting, Law of the Jungle, expresses his intentions well. A great monster impales victims with gigantic teeth as it rampages through the trees. Animals flee, frightened monkeys watch helplessly, and indifferent people look on from afar.
