I was wandering around Ginza in the middle of GW and found this poster. When I went to Paula Building, I said, "I'm waiting for an hour now." I decided to go back and tried again after the consecutive holidays.
It's during the daytime on Weekday Day, but it's quite a good visitor, so you can imagine how to get in GW.
This "miniature world" is made of things that are close to us, such as food and miscellaneous goods, in a size of one-twelfth of the real thing, with a real texture. It has been 17 years since the writer Satoshi Tanaka started making this miniature work. There is a loupe and says, "Please approach as if you look into it." It's free to shoot.
Baggetts, croissants, small bottles of jam (with the product name on the label), cup ramen (with seals removed and splits on the way), sushi, accessories, chocolates, various shoes lined up in a row. All of them were cute and took pictures. "I can't see it at all. It should be smaller." There is a corner where you can show the production process of Edomae sushi, and the tools you use are also displayed, but if you just look at it, you will sigh. Maybe it's very difficult to convey this image if it's a photo, so please take a look at the venue.
Paula Museum Annex Ginza 1-7-7 Paula Ginza Building 3F
Free admission from 11:00 to 20:00 until Sunday, May 27
http//www.po-holdings.co.jp/m-annex/
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