The word "egaku(えがく)" not only refers to drawing pictures or diagrams, but also encompasses a wide range of meanings, such as depicting scenes or envisioning images in the mind. When a creator wishes to preserve irreplaceable moments—whether of imaginary worlds, landscapes from memory, or feelings invisible to the eye—in tangible form, what kinds of expressions emerge when this desire is brought together with glass? This exhibition focuses on "glass" and "drawing/depicting," introducing works across three chapters.

The first chapter features works created by directly drawing lines and painting on the glass by hand. The second chapter presents pieces that utilize the inherent qualities of glass and attempt to depict using the material itself. The third chapter introduces works expressed by carving, scraping, or processing the glass.

We hope you enjoy the unique world of "depiction" that only glass can offer.

Place：Toyama Glass Art Museum

Nearby Station：Grand Plaza Mae Station,Nishimachi Station

Transportation：[Train] Take the city train loop line from Toyama Station for about 12 minutes, get off at 'Grand Plaza Mae', and walk for about 2 minutes. Take the city train from Toyama Station to Minami-Toyama Station-mae for about 12 minutes, get off at 'Nishimachi', and walk for about 1 minute.

Parking：None

Time：9:30 AM to 6:00 PM (Open until 8:00 PM on Fridays and Saturdays. Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.)

Price：General and university students: 200 yen / Free for high school students and younger / With this exhibition ticket, you can also view the permanent exhibition on the 6th floor (Glass Art Garden). *Special exhibitions require a separate fee.

https://toyama-glass-art-museum.jp/