Nezu Museum

Features Rinpa masterpieces: Kōrin's Irises and Kiitsu's Mountain Streams, showcasing their unique styles and commonalities.

Experience masterpieces of Koryŏ Buddhist art from the 11th to 14th centuries, showcasing a world of tranquil beauty.

Explore traditional Japanese painting techniques and terminology, focusing on ink and gold, through the Nezu Museum collection.

Discover "Young Sesshu" through the first public display of the newly restored "Daruma on a Reed Leaf" and other works by the Muromachi period painter monk.

Explore ancient Chinese bronze mirrors from the Murakami Collection, featuring spiritual and auspicious patterns.

60 ancient Chinese bronze mirrors from the Murakami Collection reveal symbolic patterns and cultural significance.

Experience the Japan premiere of Sesshū Tōyō's rediscovered early masterpiece, 'Bodhidharma Crossing the Yangtze on a Reed,' focusing on his youthful works.

Explore Ogata Korin's Irises Screen, its link to The Tales of Ise, and the deep connection between poetry and painting.

Ogata Kōrin's "Irises Screens" and other works explore the deep connection between Japanese poetry and painting.

Explore masterpieces of Japanese Buddhist paintings from the Kamakura and Nanboku-cho periods, featuring Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, and Arhats.

Explore auspicious designs of pine, bamboo, and plum in Japanese art, symbolizing longevity and celebration.

Narrative paintings from classical Japanese literature to Otogi-zōshi, featuring works by Tosa Mitsunobu.

Celebrating 75 years, this exhibition showcases the first Nezu Kaichiro's collection of calligraphy, painting, and tea utensils.

Discover new charms in artworks by imagining the sounds within paintings, from birdsong to roaring winds and bustling crowds.

An exhibition exploring the concept of dandyism and refined aesthetics during Japan's Edo period.

Explore the aesthetics of dandyism and men's fashion in Japan's Edo period at Nezu Museum.

Commemorating Ogata Kōrin's 300th anniversary, this show highlights his National Treasure screens and design legacy.

Explore 40 exquisite sculptures and paintings of Bodhisattvas from the Asuka to Edo periods at Nezu Museum.

Explore approximately 40 masterpieces of Bodhisattva sculptures and paintings from the Asuka to Edo periods at the Nezu Museum.

An exhibition at Nezu Museum celebrating the depiction and significance of animals in art.

Celebrating the Year of the Sheep, this exhibition showcases animal-themed art, including the Shuangyangzun.

Explore "Tagasode-zu" (Who Wears These Sleeves?) and bijinga, celebrating the beauty of kimonos in early modern Japanese genre paintings.