Yamatane Museum of Art [Special Exhibition] Healing Japanese Art

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Yamatane Museum of Art: 3-12-36 Hiroo, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0012, Japan

Special Exhibition: Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort― Exhibition Piriod: 12/2 (Sat.) 2023 – 2/4 (Sun.) 2024 Venue: Yamatane Museum Organized by: Yamatane Museum of Art and Nikkei Inc. Opening Hours: 10:00 - 17:00 (Last admission at 16:30) Closed on: Mondays [Open on 1/8 (Mon.), Closed on 12/29 (Fri.) - 1/2 (Tue.) and 1/9(Tue.)]

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Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort―

Yamatane Museum of Art [Special Exhibition] Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort―
Yamatane Museum of Art [Special Exhibition] Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort―
Yamatane Museum of Art [Special Exhibition] Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort―
Yamatane Museum of Art [Special Exhibition] Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort―
Special Exhibition: Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort―
Yamatane Museum of Art [Special Exhibition] Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort―
The collection mainly focuses on Kindai Nihonga (Modern Japanese paintings after Meiji era). The Museum also has collections of oil paintings, Ukiyoe, and Ancient Japanese Calligraphy.
Yamatane Museum of Art [Special Exhibition] Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort―
Our wagashi, Japanese sweets, are Cafe Tsubaki originals, based on selecting motifs -flowers, fruit, and animals -from the works in each exhibition and specially ordering them from Kikuya, a confectionary with a long and distinguished history in Aoyama.
Yamatane Museum of Art [Special Exhibition] Healing Japanese Art ―Jakuchū’s Solace and Togyū’s Comfort―
Cafe Tsubaki ("Cafe Camellia"), in the first floor lobby, derives its name from Hayami Gyoshū's Camellia Petals Scattering, an Important Cultural Property and a popular part of the Yamatane collection.

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The art piece was spectacular .... it really shows the artists masterpiece ....

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Worth a visit Booked the tickets while I was walking to the location. Easy!

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