Hey fellow travelers! I just stumbled upon this hidden gem called Boss Kaloy in Toyohashi and I’m totally intrigued. It sounds like such a cool mix of traditional and modern Japanese art all crammed into this tiny, intimate space. Has anyone been there? I’m dying to know what kind of quirky or unexpected pieces you saw. And did you get to chat with the curator? I bet they’ve got some wild stories about how they put the collection together. Oh, and if you’ve been, how long did you spend there? I’m trying to plan my day and wondering if it’s a quick pop-in or more of a “lose track of time exploring every nook and cranny” kind of place. Share your Boss Kaloy experiences!
Kaelis
Hey fellow travelers! I just stumbled upon this hidden gem called Boss Kaloy in Toyohashi and I’m totally intrigued. It sounds like such a cool mix of traditional and modern Japanese art all crammed into this tiny, intimate space. Has anyone been there? I’m dying to know what kind of quirky or unexpected pieces you saw. And did you get to chat with the curator? I bet they’ve got some wild stories about how they put the collection together. Oh, and if you’ve been, how long did you spend there? I’m trying to plan my day and wondering if it’s a quick pop-in or more of a “lose track of time exploring every nook and cranny” kind of place. Share your Boss Kaloy experiences!