A sushi box and flowers at 93% humidity
Joshin Hiroko fits a sushi feast onto an enamel box. Minowa Mami builds her flowers from wood. Eight Japanese artists bring small-scale work to FUGUEI Museum's Yingge branch in Palm Treasures, through December 6.
Look Three Small · October 18, 2026 · Yingge
散壽司 繽紛之盒
Joshin Hiroko · 2026 · Copper, silver, ceramic and shippo enamel
Joshin Hiroko, 散壽司 繽紛之盒, 2026. Copper, silver, ceramic and shippo enamel, 17 × 8 × 5 cm. Image published by FUGUEI Museum. Editorial use.
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Two objects worth looking closer at on a Yingge walk.
On Joshin Hiroko's 2026 box, prawns, fish and roe cover a dark, glossy surface. At 17 cm long, it is an elaborate way to bring lunch into an art gallery. The work combines copper, silver, ceramic and shippo enamel.
Minowa Mami calls her 2026 wood-inlay work Humidity 93%. Pale flowers and green leaves sit against a purple-brown pattern. The square is 29 cm across; what first looks soft and woven is built in wood.
Humidity 93%
Minowa Mami · 2026 · Wood inlay
Minowa Mami, 濕度 93%, 2026. Wood inlay, 29 × 29 × 3.5 cm. Image published by FUGUEI Museum. Editorial use.
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Get there
Public transport
From Yingge railway station, walk about 900 m; allow 15 minutes.
Sources
- FUGUEI: Palm Treasures ↗ — Eight Japanese artists, artwork records and images
- FUGUEI Museum Yingge Branch ↗ — Current exhibition dates, museum, address and opening hours