I went to Yayoi Kusama's museum for the first time.
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I'd wanted to visit the Yayoi Kusama Museum for a long time, and I finally made it this year. For a worldwide famous artist, the museum felt a littile bit too small. However, the fact that the exhibitions change every six months makes it appealing for those living near Tokyo, as they can enjoy Kusama's art multiple times.
When I visited, the exhibition named "Kusama's Pop" was being held. Many of the exhibits featured her signature polka-dot patterns, and I felt incredibly fortunate to be able to see them up close. The process of continuously drawing countless dots might seem tedious at first glance, but I tried it myself and it felt surprisingly enjoyable.
Yayoi Kusama passed away on August 14th, but her art will forever live on in the hearts of people around the world who were captivated by her work.
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