Chokoku no mori (Open-Air Museum)
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| Oh boy, there are nudes everywhere, in various stages of nudity, shaped according to the weirdest stretches of imagination, and taking all kinds of postures | ||
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| There are also some dressed people (including most visitors) and some other objects that don't necessarily need to dress | ||
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taking a picture of myself in a shiny sphere |
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The outdoor exhibit has about 100 masterpieces by sculptors of the post Rodin period. The Picasso Pavilion has about 300 works - one of the largest collection of Picasso works in the world. There are other four interior galleries - I've found there "The Kiss" by Brincusi. (No pictures allowed inside)