Hakenomori Art Museum

Explore Kenichi Nakamura's artistic journey and engagement with modernism in this special 130th birth anniversary exhibition.

Experience the first public display of Kenichi Nakamura's powerful 'Portrait of Gaishi Nagaoka,' featuring his iconic 'propeller mustache.'

First retrospective of Western-style painter Tominaga Chikayoshi (1896-1964), tracing his life and works.

Explore Kenichi Nakamura's life and art, tracing his journey through urban and suburban landscapes amidst Japan's changing eras.

Explore the diversity and depth of modern Asian art from 13 countries, featuring paintings, posters, and export art from the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum collection.

Haruko Sasakawa explores media's influence, juxtaposing her art with Kenichi Nakamura's paintings, including war art.

Explore Western-style painter Kenichi Nakamura's lifelong connection with the sea, featuring seascapes and ships.

A retrospective of Maruyama Banka, a modern Japanese watercolor artist, featuring landscapes from his travels and works by Kenichi Nakamura.

Nobuhiro Shimura's video installations transform a tea house, exploring memory and history, with an additional work in a private lounge.

A retrospective of Western-style painter Keizo Koyama, featuring his landscape paintings of Mt. Asama and excellent compositions.

Explore the vivid colors and evolving palette of Western-style painter Kenichi Nakamura's post-war works.

Master and disciple Fujishima Takeji and Nakamura Kenichi's intimate sketches reveal their raw essence.

Explore Kenichi Nakamura's remarkable stylistic evolution from the 1920s to 1960s, featuring female portraits and interior paintings.

Explore the multifaceted art of Kenichi Nakamura, from his formal paintings to his personal sketches and pottery.

Kenichi Nakamura's "Beijing Mandarin" and his pursuit of the human form through various mediums.

Explore Kenichi Nakamura's landscapes, botanical works, and animal motifs, especially cats, painted after he moved to Koganei.

Explore Ito Shinsui's sketches from wartime to postwar, depicting southern regions and Komoro, capturing an era's changing scenes.