El Mes de Japón en el Museo de Antropología: ceremonia del té y taller de shodō gratis este sábado 7 de noviembre

Infobae Americas6 November 2026, 01:30 UTCJapan

El Museo Nacional de Antropología abrirá sus puertas este sábado para una jornada dedicada a dos tradiciones japonesas

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