Eisei Bunko Museum

Featuring Hishida Shunso's "Black Cat" and modern Japanese paintings, with special display of Chinese Zen calligraphy.

Celebrate the return of Hishida Shunso's 'Black Cat' after repair, alongside other modern Japanese paintings.

Explore the aesthetics of Chinese literati's 'Four Treasures of the Study' and Hosokawa family's smoking utensils.

Explore selected scrolls from "Ryōnai Meishō Zukan," Japan's longest handscroll, depicting Kumamoto's stunning nature.

An exhibition showcasing beautiful lacquerware masterpieces from the Eisei Bunko collection.

Discover brilliant masterpieces from the Eisei Bunko lacquerware collection.

An exhibition for children, exploring the daily lives of Edo period lords through Hosokawa family treasures.

Explore the lives of Hosokawa family children through portraits, kimonos, armor, and more. Great for families!

Explore the humorous Zen art of Sengai Gibon and Hakuin Ekaku, featuring over 100 works from the Hosokawa collection.

An early summer exhibition showcasing the unique and humorous Zen paintings of artist Sengai.

Explore the Matsui family, chief retainers of the Hosokawa clan, and their ties to Sen no Rikyu, Furuta Oribe, and Miyamoto Musashi.

Matsui family treasures, Hosokawa clan's chief retainers, and works by Sen no Rikyu, Furuta Oribe, Miyamoto Musashi.

Exhibiting ancient Chinese and Oriental art, including the National Treasure 'Hosokawa Mirror,' and modern Western paintings with Chinese themes.

Explore ancient Chinese and Oriental art, featuring the National Treasure 'Hosokawa Mirror' for a limited time.

Explore Matsuo Basho's haiku aesthetics of "fūeki" (unchanging) and "ryūkō" (changing) through Kakimori Bunko masterpieces.

An exhibition exploring the world of Matsuo Basho, focusing on his concept of 'constancy and change' through masterpieces from Kakimori Bunko.

Explore the exquisite armor and battle attire of Sengoku period warlords from the Hosokawa daimyo family.

Explore the beautiful arms and battle attire of the daimyo Hosokawa family from Japan's Sengoku period.

A second installment exhibition featuring newly acquired ink relics and art by Ryokan, a beloved Zen monk and calligrapher.

Discover the warm calligraphy and art of Ryokan, a late Edo period monk, featuring works from a top collector.

Hosokawa Moritatsu's masterpieces: modern Japanese paintings, swords, Zen art, and Chinese artifacts.

Discover how the Daimyo Hosokawa family enjoyed their 'stay-at-home' life through their exquisite lacquerware collection.