In ancient times, the imperial family sent their princess to Ise Shrine in Mie Prefecture to serve as shrine maidens. Based on this history, a gorgeous Heian period procession will pass through the Saga Arashiyama area. The procession departs from Nonomiya Shrine and goes Togetsu-kyo Bridge, and finally Arashiyama Port. A ritual is held after the procession.
Source: Kyoto City Tourism and Culture Information System
The Princess 
Chun Sang: Satovic
Yujin: MARInet
Produced by: katti & roses
Props by: katti & roses
Recaptured by: tomochang
English subtitles by: flowerbossa
The Korean Cultural Center celebrated its 30th anniversary this May and constructed a new building in Yotsuya 4-chome. An exhibit of the world renowned lacquer artist Jun Yong Bok will be held there to commemorate the opening of the new facility.
Date: Dec.16, 2009 ~ Jan. 9, 2010
10:00 to 17:00
(closed from Dec.31 ~ Jan.3)
Admission: free
☆ Lectures/talk shows by Jun Yong Bok are also scheduled.
Title of lecture:「漆と共に歩んだ私の人生」
Devoting My Life to Lacquer
☆ Title of talk show: 「日本と韓国の漆の歴史そして未来」
The History of Lacquer in Japan /Korean and Its Future
Guests for the talk show include:
Kang Ki Hong, Director of the Korean Cultural Center
Lee Cham, President of the Korea Tourism Organization
Fukumi Kuroda, Japanese actress
Admission Fee: 3,600 yen (a part of the fee will be donated to the LSH Asia Scholarship)
Togetsu-kyo Bridge
Tenryu-ji Temple
Nanzen-ji Temple
