It was featured in the Yomiuri Shimbun.

The Yomiuri Shimbun introduced the International Art Festival being held at Jogon-in Temple. The article reports that 40 artists from Japan and overseas are exhibiting a variety of contemporary art works at Jogon-in Temple, which has ties to Oda Nobunaga. The article highlights the unique way in which artworks themed around memory, time, and nature harmonize in the historic temple space, creating a new look amid the tranquility of the temple complex.

The article also mentions how visitors enjoy the unique atmosphere created by the fusion of Japanese space and contemporary art, and the appeal of the art that pervades Jogon-in Temple in autumn can be felt even from the pages of the magazine. At the actual venue, you can experience the scale, texture, and even the change in the air that cannot be conveyed from an article alone. We hope you will come and experience the autumn artistic space that unfolds at Jogon-in Temple.