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Monogatari: Japanese Sword
Museum of Literature and Art

Monogatari: Japanese Sword

Sep30Wed, September 3019:00
Yeghishe Charents Museum of Literature and Arts1 Arami poghots, Yerevan 0010, Armenia

An exploration of one of the most iconic symbols of Japanese culture — the Japanese sword. More than a weapon, the sword reflects Japanese history, craftsmanship, discipline, and tradition. An evening uncovering the stories, philosophy, and art behind the blade.

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Museum of Literature and Art

A Yerevan museum that preserves and exhibits archives, manuscripts, personal collections and artworks of Armenian writers and artists. Hosts rotating exhibitions (e.g., William Saroyan), educational programs, public events and participatory projects connected to Armenian literary and artistic heritage.

Monogatari: Japanese Sword
Museum of Literature and Art

Monogatari: Japanese Sword

Sep30Wed, September 3019:00
Yeghishe Charents Museum of Literature and Arts1 Arami poghots, Yerevan 0010, Armenia

An exploration of one of the most iconic symbols of Japanese culture — the Japanese sword. More than a weapon, the sword reflects Japanese history, craftsmanship, discipline, and tradition. An evening uncovering the stories, philosophy, and art behind the blade.

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Museum of Literature and Art

A Yerevan museum that preserves and exhibits archives, manuscripts, personal collections and artworks of Armenian writers and artists. Hosts rotating exhibitions (e.g., William Saroyan), educational programs, public events and participatory projects connected to Armenian literary and artistic heritage.