Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts

Explore Meiji and Taisho era Japanese paintings (historical, Western-style, Nanga, nude) and bamboo crafts.

A memorial exhibition for Katsushiro Soho (1934-2023), a Living National Treasure in bamboo craftsmanship.

Examines the influence of 19th-century French landscape painter Gustave Courbet on Japanese artist Jin Osakabe, featuring works from both.

Discover Uragami Gyokudo, the 'master of ink painting' and true literati artist, known for his free-spirited, emotional, and rhythmic style.

The 78th Tochigi Prefectural Art Festival showcases Western painting, sculpture, and crafts.

Escape the summer heat with artworks evoking coolness, from refreshing scenes to thrilling journeys into other worlds.

Explore Belle Époque Paris through art, fashion, and crafts from the Weisman & Michael Collection, inspired by 'Dilili in Paris'.

Explore the 'beginnings' of art, featuring a recreation of the museum's inaugural exhibition and Sisley's newly acquired masterpiece.

Explore the generational shift in Meiji Western-style painting, comparing pioneers Yuichi Takahashi and Seiki Kuroda and their distinct styles.