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"The previous owner read a poem called <Sing of the Bone (Kozo Takeuchi)>, and the event began on this schedule with the thought of" I have to tell about something war ".

The former owner is a war-experienced person, but I don't know about war. Even if you hear the story of war, it is absolutely weak as a real experience. There was a sense of guilt that he did not have the same strength as those who experienced it. There was a time when I wondered if I could do it with this kind of feeling.

In such a case, I want to think in everyday life instead of thinking about <war> or <war dead> at a specific time. For example, there are prayers every day, such as "I hope the weather today will be better" or "I hope that the people who went out in the morning will come back safely." That's what everyone has, regardless of country and gender. And I thought that such feelings would lead to <peace>."

The theme "prayer" was born because we faced and struggled with the so huge existence of war.

From the former owner of the war-experienced person to Mr. Shida

The baton has been passed down firmly and powerfully.

Pandora's Box (Yuko Kimura)

I'm deeply moved by the works of artists who supported Mr. Shida's thoughts.

Please drop in.

Thank you very much for your time during your busy schedule.

A photo of the previous owner is located at the entrance of the store "Kikumasa" on the first floor.

When rebuilding the shop 30 years ago, he drew a picture, so he built a gallery.

I'm currently active in the shop. It's best to have a cup after watching the work (laughs).

Address: Ginza 3-8-17, Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061 (Matsuya Uranihonme-dori) 1F Ginza Kikumasa Entrance Stairway Elevator 6F

TEL&FAX: 03-3561-1376

Access Exit A13 of Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line / Exit 9 of Ginza 1-chome Station on the Yurakucho Line / Exit 9 of Higashi Ginza Station on the Toei Asakusa Line / Exit A7A8 of JR Yurakucho Station Ginza Exit