Nagoya: A special exhibition showcasing the world's largest stained-glass samurai armor, inspired by the legendary Japanese daimyo Toyotomi Hideyoshi, closed on Sunday at ESPACIO, a luxury hotel in Nagoya Castle, central Japan. The exhibition, which ran from August 30 to October 25, featured the intricate armor sculpture created by Japanese stained-glass artist Yoji Uchiyama. Standing 213 centimeters tall and weighing approximately 80 kilograms,…
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Nagoya: A special exhibition showcasing the world's largest stained-glass samurai armor, inspired by the legendary Japanese daimyo Toyotomi Hideyoshi, closed on Sunday at ESPACIO, a luxury hotel in Nagoya Castle, central Japan. The exhibition, which ran from August 30 to October 25, featured the intricate armor sculpture created by Japanese stained-glass artist Yoji Uchiyama. Standing 213 centimeters tall and weighing approximately 80 kilograms,…