Photo Gallery

Representatives of the G7 and international organizations visit Ritsurin Garden.

Representatives of the G7 and international organizations visit Ritsurin Garden.

Minister Sanae Takaichi welcomes the delegates from each country. Catherine Ann Novelli, Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment, can be seen at the left in the photo.

Minister Sanae Takaichi welcomes the delegates from each country. Catherine Ann Novelli, Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment, can be seen at the left in the photo.

Commemorative photo of the G7 ICT Ministers' Meeting in Takamatsu, Kagawa
At the Shoko Shoreikan (Commerce and Industry Promotion Hall) in Ritsurin Garden.

Commemorative photo of the G7 ICT Ministers' Meeting in Takamatsu, Kagawa
At the Shoko Shoreikan (Commerce and Industry Promotion Hall) in Ritsurin Garden.

Luncheon hosted by the Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications at the Shoko Shoreikan (Commerce and Industry Promotion Hall, north hall) in Ritsurin Garden.
At the center of the photo is a painting entitled "Shio Kaido," a three-fold screen by local Kagawa painter, Toshihiro Hamano.

Luncheon hosted by the Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications at the Shoko Shoreikan (Commerce and Industry Promotion Hall, north hall) in Ritsurin Garden.
At the center of the photo is a painting entitled "Shio Kaido," a three-fold screen by local Kagawa painter, Toshihiro Hamano.

Enjoying time with the north doors of Shoko Shoreikan (Commerce and Industry Promotion Hall, north hall) opening up to the lawn and landscaped garden.

Enjoying time with the north doors of Shoko Shoreikan (Commerce and Industry Promotion Hall, north hall) opening up to the lawn and landscaped garden.

Hideto Onishi, Mayor of Takamatsu City, and Houlin Zhao, ITU Secretary- General, chatting. Center of photo.

Hideto Onishi, Mayor of Takamatsu City, and Houlin Zhao, ITU Secretary- General, chatting. Center of photo.

Germany's Matthais Machnig, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, enjoying traditional Sanuki crafts. At the left of the photo is a confectionary wooden model to mold wasanbon, fine-grained Japanese sugar, a Kagawa specialty. To the right is papier-mache from Takamatsu.

Germany's Matthais Machnig, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, enjoying traditional Sanuki crafts. At the left of the photo is a confectionary wooden model to mold wasanbon, fine-grained Japanese sugar, a Kagawa specialty. To the right is papier-mache from Takamatsu.

Demonstration of Kagawa Cho-shitsu (technique of engraving overlaid layers of lacquer). Attendees sculpted on their own to deepen their understanding and experience with patterns rising to the surface.

Demonstration of Kagawa Cho-shitsu (technique of engraving overlaid layers of lacquer). Attendees sculpted on their own to deepen their understanding and experience with patterns rising to the surface.

Antonello Giacomelli, Under-Secretary of State of the Italian Ministry of Economic Development,listening eagerly to explanations on a demonstration tour of Sanuki ittobori, a wood sculpting method.

Antonello Giacomelli, Under-Secretary of State of the Italian Ministry of Economic Development,listening eagerly to explanations on a demonstration tour of Sanuki ittobori, a wood sculpting method.