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Now on view! Two remarkable sculptures of Mahavairocana (Dainichi Nyorai), attributed to the master sculptor Unkei, will reunite at the Hanzomon Museum in Tokyo, Oct 24–Dec 20, 2026. hanzomonmuseum.jp/en/news/de… Seated Mahāvairocana (Dainichi Nyorai), Important Cultural Property, Kamakura period, probably ca. Kenkyu 10 (1199), Kotokuji Temple. Photo by Kyosuke Sasaki（撮影：佐々木香輔）. Special Exhibition "Reuniting Mahāvairocana: The Two Sculptures Attributed to Unkei, Associated with Kabasaki-dera" The Museum's own Mahavairocana, attributed to Unkei, is widely believed to have originated at Kabasaki-dera Temple in present-day Ashikaga, Tochigi Prefecture. For this exhibition, another Mahavairocana attributed to Unkei from Kotokuji Temple will be displayed alongside the Museum's statue—a rare opportunity to see these two sculptures associated with Kabasaki-dera together. Their modeling and serene countenances bear a striking resemblance, yet subtle differences set them apart. What differences will you discover when you see the two together? Join us this autumn and experience this rare encounter. We look forward to welcoming you! Free admission. No reservation required. Visitor Information Hours: 10:00 AM–5:30 PM (last admission 5:00 PM)　 Closed: Mondays and Tuesdays, except Nov. 3 ★Unkei Nights (Extended Evening Hours)★ Oct. 30, Nov. 20, and Dec. 18 (Fridays) Open until 8:00 PM (last admission 7:30 PM) Access Immediately to the left of Exit 4 at Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Station. 5-min. walk from Kojimachi Station (Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line) 15-min. walk from Yotsuya Station (JR Lines) <X, Facebook> #HanzomonMuseum #BuddhistArt <Instagram> #HanzomonMuseum #Unkei #BuddhaStatue 　　 　#BuddhistArt #TokyoMuseum