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Ni's Paper-Cutting Artwork Will Be on Display From the 13th at Ars Plaza Hisai, Tsu City, Using the Works of Painter Mucha as Its Subject Matter.

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[Tsu] The "Ni Ruiliang 'Paper Cutting: The World of Mucha' Exhibition," showcasing the works of paper-cutting artist Ni Ruiliang (77), originally from Kobe City, will be held from the 13th to the 17th at the Tsu City Hisai Ars Plaza 1st Floor Gallery in Hisai Higashi Takaato-cho, Tsu City. 10am-5pm (1pm start on the first day, until 3pm on the last day). Admission is free. The exhibition, organized by the Nishijin Textile International Museum in…
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[Tsu] The "Ni Ruiliang 'Paper Cutting: The World of Mucha' Exhibition," showcasing the works of paper-cutting artist Ni Ruiliang (77), originally from Kobe City, will be held from the 13th to the 17th at the Tsu City Hisai Ars Plaza 1st Floor Gallery in Hisai Higashi Takaato-cho, Tsu City. 10am-5pm (1pm start on the first day, until 3pm on the last day). Admission is free. The exhibition, organized by the Nishijin Textile International Museum in…

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伊勢新聞 broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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