Night Museum in Hiroshima Prefectural Museum of Art

As night falls over Hiroshima, the story begins quietly in the wings. The main characters this time are two famous artists from different eras and backgrounds: Salvador Dali and Kumi Sugai, and a Kakiemon-style porcelain work formerly owned by a collector, King Augustus the Strong. After closing time, Dali himself suddenly possesses a security guard who is guarding the museum at night and begins to speak. Sometimes Kumi Sugai, and sometimes King Augustus the Strong, Elector of Saxony and King of Poland, possess the guards, and they passionately explain their works while captivating the audience. Enjoy this slightly more adult Night Museum with its suspenseful elements, combined with a new art experience of "immersion."