Museum of the Constellation Families of Matsudai

Inactive
Open all year / Closed on Tue & Wed except holidays
Photo by ANZAÏ

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About the artwork

Museum of the Constellation Families of Matsudai, completed with the collaboration of all the people in Matsudai is located in the corridor connecting Matsudai Station and the Matsudai No Butai. The work is meant to be the entrance to the Matsudai No Butai, to greet visitors with a sense of the personality of Matsudai. The approximately 1,500 colored bars lining the corridor are in colors chosen by each of the families in Matsudai; each has a yago (the traditional house name) on it. On the end of the corridor, at the entrance of the No Butai, a video monitor shows people in Matsudai acting out a heartfelt welcome. The Kohebi-tai, or Triennial supporters, did most of the information gathering in creating the work, deepening their relationships with the residents. Some of the residents, who had experienced being videotaped for a work of art for the first time in its creation, later brought their friends to the site to show off the work in which they performed. (*)

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Artwork no. D054
Production year 2003
Opening hours [~7/12, 11/11~]10:00-17:00(Last Entry 16:30)
[7/13~9/30]9:30-18:00(Last Entry 17:30)
[10/3~11/10]9:30-17:00(Last Entry 16:30)
Admission [Matsudai NOHBUTAI Entrance Fee] Adult: ¥600, Children 6-15 years old: ¥300
[NOHBUTAI Field Museum ticket] Adult: ¥1200, Children 6-15 years old: ¥600
(*Depending on the period, Passport for viewing artworks and common tickets may be sold.)
Closed Tue & Wed
*If Tue & Wed are consecutive holidays, the next business day is closed.
Area Matsudai
Village Matsudai
Official website https://matsudai-nohbutai-fieldmuseum.jp/art/
Open dates Open all year / Closed on Tue & Wed except holidays
Venue Matsudai Nobutai, Matsudai 3743-1, Tokamachi-city, Niigata
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