Sen-oku Hakuko Kan

Explore the life's work of Takejiro Kanokogi, from early sketches to French-influenced art and post-return activities.

The second part of the renovation exhibition, featuring modern art from the 19th century: paintings, sculptures, and crafts.

A wide range of modern art from the 19th century onwards, including Western paintings, Japanese paintings, sculptures, and crafts.

An exhibition in the Bronze Gallery showcasing the era of Chinese bronzeware, with renewed content coinciding with the main building's renovation.

Explore ancient Chinese bronzes, including new research on Shang and Zhou casting techniques, at the Bronze Gallery.

First part of the renovation commemorative exhibition, featuring ancient treasures from the Sumitomo Collection.

Experience ancient treasures from the Sumitomo collection, including Buddhist art, paintings, and tea utensils.

A special exhibition exploring the beauty of mounting and the story of a mounting craftsman.

The Sen-oku Biennale 2023, titled "Re-sonation," exploring resonating voices.

Explore the elegant world of Yamato-e through Uta-e (pictures of poems) and Monogatari-e (story pictures).

An exhibition celebrating light and time, featuring Japan's first collection of modern Western-style paintings.

A special exhibition dedicated to Kijima Okoku, focusing on his landscape paintings.

Explore the evolving sansui paintings and landscapes of Kijima Okoku, a modern Kyoto Nihonga painter.

Explore ancient East Asian art from the Kyoto and Tokyo collections at the Izumiyabunkokan Tokyo.

Discover the works and life of Itaya Hazan, a master of modern ceramics, celebrating his 150th birth anniversary.

Commemorating Itaya Hazan's 150th birth anniversary, this exhibition explores his pioneering modern Japanese ceramics.

Explore the beauty of lacquer in oriental art, focusing on its history, techniques, and restoration.

Explore lacquer (urushi) as a material that adorns Eastern beauty.

Part 2 of the Tokyo branch's renewal open exhibition, showcasing the Sumitomo's Western painting collection, with a focus on Monet.

An exhibition showcasing literati paintings from the Sumitomo Collection, evoking a sense of travel.

Edo period literati painting, calligraphy, and literature, highlighting the Sumitomo collection and intellectual exchanges.

Exquisite tea utensils from the Sumitomo Collection, passed down through generations.

Exhibition of Kijima Okoku's golden folding screens depicting the four seasons, with works from the Kyoto art scene.

Explore Kijima Okoku's Four Seasons Golden Folding Screens and works from the Kyoto art scene.

Contemporary casting artists draw inspiration from ancient Chinese bronzes in the Sumitomo Collection.

Explore the designs and history of yukata, examining their role in coolness from past to present.

Masterpieces from the Sumitomo Collection, featuring Japanese and Chinese paintings, calligraphy, crafts, and Buddhist art.