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Exhibit Information
Peafowl and Phoenixes
Kuboso Memorial Museum of Arts
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Exhibit Report
Masterpieces from Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art
Kenninji Temple
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Exhibit Report
The Beauty of Japanese Culture through High Resolution Facsimiles
Canon Gallery S
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Exhibit Report
Diving into Screen Paintings
The Tokyo National Museum
NEWS
- October 20, 2025
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About the Tsuzuri Project
Sharing the beauty of Japanese culture with current and future generations.
Through the Tsururi Project, Canon seeks to preserve and pass on the beauty of Japanese culture, ensuring that it captures the hearts of people both now and in the future.
Production Process
How the Works Are Created
With Canon’s cutting-edge digital technology, every aspect of the beauty is printed out by capturing the subtle texture variations and even the feel of the original cultural assets. We finish the high-resolution facsimiles with authentic craftsmanship, including gold foil and mounting, creating works that are as close to the originals as possible even in the smallest details.
About the Works
Copies of beauty created by the Tsuzuri Project
Precious cultural assets left behind by masters of Japanese art - Eitoku, Sotatsu, Korin, Tohaku, and Hokusai.
The Tsuzuri Project produces high resolution facsimiles of national treasures and important cultural assets within and outside Japan that are regarded as the greatest treasures.
Exhibit Information
This section outlines the schedule and venues for public exhibitions of the Tsuzuri Project works and high-resolution facsimiles created through the Joint-research Project with CPCP, held at temples, shrines, and museums across Japan.
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This section introduces information that Tsuzuri members want to share with you, including our activity reports on donations and exhibitions of the Tsuzuri Project, as well as behind-the-scene stories of production processes and fun trivia.
