Our activities
*MARCH* Literary Conferences and Meetings
*MARCH* Literary Conferences and Meetings
March 19th: Lecture “Gagaku, ‘musica practica’ for the heart and body” by Seiko Suzuki
March 26th: Literary event “It’s the hour when the world expands”: An anthology presented in two voices, with the translator, Kim Hyun Ja, and her publisher
March 28th: Lecture “When Japan inspired Europe: from fascination with decorative motifs to the assimilation of technical processes” by Manuela Moscatiello
Religion Series: Korea
March 21: Buddhist Iconography of Korea: “The Rediscovery of Buddhist Paintings from the Korean Court” by Bryan Sauvadet, EHESS
April 18: Christianity in Korea: Japanese Repression and Recent Phenomena by Kim Hui-yeon, INALCO
May 23: Geomancer Monks by Yannick Bruneton, EPHE, INALCO
June 20: Korean Confucianism by Isabelle Sancho, EHESS
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*MARCH* Private Tours
*MARCH* Private Tours
Guimet Museum
March 21st: Guided tour of the exhibition “K-beauty: Korean Beauty, History of a Phenomenon” (15 seats)
19M Gallery
March 25th: Guided tour of the exhibition “Beyond our Horizons: From Tokyo to Paris” (20 seats)
National Library of France, Richelieu site
March 30th: Presentation of the Dunhuang manuscripts by Mr. Romain Lefebvre (20 seats)
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*MARCH/APRIL* Getaways
*MARCH/APRIL* Getaways
Getaway to Montpellier from April 1st to 2nd
A Trip to Japan
Following in the Footsteps of Emile Guimet and Félix Régamey
First trip
November 1-4, 2026
Second trip
November 11-24, 2026
Contact us for more information06 38 62 91 83 / contact@amisdeguimet
Alain-Yves Brégent, from the Friends of Guimet, is preparing even more getaways for you in the coming months!
2025, the big year for getaways
Conceived and guided by Alain-Yves Brégent, these excursions are prepared in consultation with curators and specialists for each project (museum, hotel, foundation), making them a true mark of quality and deserving of special mention.
The excursions were designed as moments of cultural respite, far removed from any notion of mere accumulation. Whether in Nantes, Nancy, Loches, Geneva, Lorient, Orléans, Rochefort, or Rennes, they offered the opportunity to explore museums and cities in depth. Each visit encouraged attentiveness to the artworks, their context, and the stories they tell. From familiar places to entirely new discoveries, these excursions provided a genuine cultural immersion.
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