What commonalities exist between the princely city and Japan? They are two small territories situated between the sea and the mountains. Due to their high population density, both communities have turned towards ecology. Japan and Monaco have also entered into cultural and economic agreements. To celebrate this rapprochement, the Grimaldi Forum, which turns ten this year, offers the public the opportunity to discover the exhibition “Kyôto-Tôkyô, from Samurais to Mangas,” from July 14 to September 12, 2010. More than an hour of a visit that takes you from Kyôto, the traditional capital founded on Buddhism, to Tôkyô, the 21st-century metropolis and administrative capital, and also to Tôkaidô, an important route connecting the two capitals. Not to forget its traditional mangas. So come and travel to the heart of this exhibition rich in learning. You will be captivated…
