1. Hotel Gajoen
    Photo: © K.K.Meguro GajoenLucky Symbols and Subjects in Japanese Art
  2. Hotel Gajoen
    Photo: © K.K.Meguro Gajoen
  3. Hotel Gajoen
    Photo: © K.K.Meguro GajoenLucky Symbols and Subjects in Japanese Art
  4. Hotel Gajoen
    Photo: © K.K.Meguro Gajoen
  5. Hotel Gajoen
    Photo: © K.K.Meguro Gajoen

Lucky Symbols and Subjects in Japanese Art

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Time Out says

The halls of Hotel Gajoen are covered in so much art that the entire building resembles an art museum, but the most exciting works can usually be found in the historical Hyakukaidan annex, which is used for seasonal exhibitions. Currently, Gajoen is celebrating the beginning of a new year with a showcase of traditional handmade good luck charms including temari spheres wrapped in colourful thread and beckoning cat figurines.

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