英語 での Myth of tomorrow の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Myth of Tomorrow.
It is titled“Myth of Tomorrow”.
Myth of Tomorrow.
It is titled“Myth of Tomorrow”.
Myth of Tomorrow" Mural.
Art for Life- Earthquake《 Myth of Tomorrow.
The Myth of Tomorrow.
The Road to the Restoration of“ Myth of Tomorrow.
The‘ Myth of Tomorrow.
Although connoting a cruel tragedy,it simultaneously proudly marks the birth of a‘Myth of Tomorrow'.
The Myth of Tomorrow- Taro Okamoto.
In this exhibition,valuable materials such as the original picture of"Myth of Tomorrow" and Taro's activity diary left by Toshiko will be exhibited.
Ushiro:“Myth of Tomorrow” is a nationaly-famous public art.
Further, there is a gigantic mural on the other side of the passageway that features the work of world-renowned artist Taro Okamoto entitled“Myth of Tomorrow.".
The title‘Myth of Tomorrow' is symbolic.
This exhibition explores such possibilities through works by Tohoku artists and others affected by the earthquake,along with Taro Okamoto's major work"The Myth of Tomorrow.
The title,‘Myth of Tomorrow', is symbolic.
The powerful message contained in this work by Taro Okamoto is that human beings are capable of proudly overcoming even the cruelest of tragedies andgiving birth to‘a myth of tomorrow'.
The title‘Myth of Tomorrow' is symbolic.
The‘Myth of Tomorrow' is a vast mural, 30 meters long and 5.5 meters high.
The‘Tower of the Sun',‘Myth of Tomorrow',‘Tree of Children'….
The‘Myth of Tomorrow', which depicts the instant of an atomic bomb explosion, is Taro Okamoto's largest and greatest masterpiece.
If we think of the work of Okamoto we naturally associate him with iconicworks such as the"Tower of the Sun" and"The Myth of Tomorrow", but in fact he produced also a wide range of illustrations for novels and other publications too.
TAB Event- The Myth of Tomorrow- A Tale of the Public and its People This event has ended.
The Myth of Tomorrow now on display in Shibuya was created by all of us after Taro and Toshiko passed on the baton.
This exhibition willpresent Taro's original studies for"Myth of Tomorrow" alongside valuable items such as the diary detailing his activities, which was left behind by Toshiko.
The Myth of Tomorrow, is filled with a great deal of enthusiasm and dedication, and was brought back to life through the unstinting application of highly-skilled restoration techniques.
TAB Event-"The Myth of Tomorrow" Exhibition This event has ended.
In November, 2008, the Myth of Tomorrow was unveiled at its final resting place in Shibuya, forty years after it was first completed in Mexico.