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    This place isn’t just a stage for the Red and White show—it’s also a doorway into world art.

    They use sand from the Naruto Strait to make ceramic panels, then reproduce thousands of famous masterpieces on them. One visit and you can take in so many iconic works from around the world.

    You can photograph everything, and the immersive displays make art feel a lot more approachable.

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    Instead of just seeing them in books or on a screen, you can get up close to over 1,000 famous works from 26 countries here. If you're an art lover, this place is a must-visit.

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    Even though they're not the originals, the full-size ceramic reproductions are amazing. It's definitely a must-visit spot for art lovers!

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    The ticket price is over JPY 3,000, which is honestly a bit expensive, but you get to see full-size replicas of paintings from all over the world. I used to only see these in books or on TV, so I think it's totally worth it.

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    The artworks are fired onto ceramic tiles, so they're not affected by humidity or light, and you can take photos freely. Even though they're all replicas, it's amazing to see masterpieces from around the world in one visit. Art lovers definitely shouldn't miss this place!

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