The KONRONSHA Collection is dedicated to the preservation and study of ethno-religious artifacts from India and the Himalayan region.
Exhibitions
KONRONSHA Collection Exhibition ー closed ー
Expressions of Prayer: Masks and Meteorites
Selected works from the Konronsha Collection were presented, including the 290 kg Mundrabilla meteorite, the 112 kg Gibeon meteorite, and several dozen ritual masks from the Himalayan region.
Dates
1–10 May 2026
Opening Hours
13:00–18:00
Venue
Tanneikyo
5 minutes on foot from Tofukuji Station, Kyoto
Exhibition Notes
For this exhibition, academic advice regarding the handling, display, and preservation of meteorite specimens was provided by Atsushi Takenouchi of the Research Division (Materials Development Section), Kyoto University Museum.
About Atsushi Takenouchi
Atsushi Takenouchi contributed to the planning of the Kyoto University Museum special exhibition Messages from Space: From the Discovery of Meteorites to the Hayabusa2 Mission (2024). He is also a member of The Meteoritical Society.
Rather than providing extensive interpretive texts for each object, the exhibition was designed to encourage direct engagement with the materials themselves, allowing visitors to encounter the objects without imposing a fixed interpretation.
Please note that exhibited objects and display arrangements may be subject to change during the exhibition period.
Updates and further information were announced through this website and the Konronsha Instagram account.
Contact
konronsha@gmail.com
会場 :
単寧居（たんねいきょ）
〒605-0981 京都府京都市東山区本町１７丁目３５４−４
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