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Free guidebooks with valuable visitor information in Japanese and English will be available at the exhibition venues. For those who would like to learn more about the artists and their works, the official catalogue will also be available starting from the opening of the exhibition. For more information, see Publications.
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There is no “right” way to appreciate art. Discussing the works with others, attending talks by the artists themselves or guided tours by volunteers, and checking out related books at the bookstore are all great ways of enjoying the works through different perspectives.
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Those who are able to visit more than once are encouraged to do so. Seeing the same works on different days often lead to new discoveries. Many of the venues will require no tickets for admission, and a passport ticket will be available for those that do. There will also be performances and other events throughout the exhibition period. For more information, see Events.
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Please do not touch the works unless you are explicitly permitted to do so. Although handheld no-flash photography will be permitted for most of the works (exceptions may apply), touching them can cause irreparable damage. Paying respect to both the works and other visitors will ensure a better experience for everyone.
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Parasophia is a large-scale exhibition that can take a long time to see. Breaking up your visit into segments and taking breaks as necessary will allow you to see the works without being too tired to take them in. (For venues that require tickets, reentry to the same venue will be permitted on the day of admission.)
