(Clearwisdom.net) On July 4, a grand opening ceremony of the "Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance" International Art Exhibition was held at Koto Cultural Center in Tokyo. The exhibition was then held at the center from July 4 to 7.
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"Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance" International Art Exhibition held in Koto Cultural Center in Tokyo
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The "Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance" International Art Exhibition was first held at Boston in December 2004. The exhibition has since toured cities in the U.S., Canada, Indonesia and Korea. It features artworks by outstanding practitioner-artists around the world and it consists of five sections: "Enlightenment," "The Beauty of Cultivation," "Uncompromising Courage," "Calling for Justice," and "Justice Prevails."
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Introducing Japanese artist Li Yuan's painting to a Tokyo councilman
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The paintings vividly depict the spread of Falun Dafa, the beauty the practice has brought to practitioners, the uncompromising spirit of practitioners facing brutal persecution, and practitioners' great compassion demonstrated in their persistent truth-clarifying efforts. The paintings also reveal the truth about the Jiang regime and CCP's brutal persecution of Falun Gong, as well as the unchangeable universal principle of karmic retribution.
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Appreciating the paintings
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Some visitors said that the exhibition is very powerful and is the conqueror of lies.
At the opening ceremony, Tsuruzono Masaaki, representative of the Japanese Falun Dafa Association, thanked various organizations and individuals for their support for the exhibition. He hoped that this exhibition would help awaken people's conscience and concern for others and let more kind-hearted people witness the beauty of Falun Dafa.
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Ribbon cutting
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A Tokyo councilman who had just won reelection attended the ceremony and cut the ribbon.
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Visitors' comments: End the persecution now, the CCP is doomed to be eliminated
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In the exhibition notebook, many wrote comments to express their heartfelt wish that the persecution would be ended soon and their admiration for "Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance".
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