Special Exhibition: LOVE Japanese Paintings of Adorable Things ―Kaburaki Kiyokata’s Romance, Okumura Togyu’s Love of Animals―

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Special Exhibition:
LOVE　Japanese Paintings of Adorable Things
―Kaburaki Kiyokata’s Romance, Okumura Togyu’s Love of Animals―

【特別展】LOVE　Japanese Paintings of Adorable Things

6 December (Sat.) 2025 – 15 February (Sun.) 2026
(Closed on 13 Jan, from 29 Dec to 2 Jan, and on Mondays, except for 12 Jan.)

Hours: 10 am - 5 pm (Last admission at 4:30 pm)

Admission Fees:
Adults: 1,400 yen; University and high school students: 1,100 yen; middle school and younger children: free of charge;
Disability ID holders and one accompanying person: 1,200 yen each
Winter Student Discount: University and high school students: 1,100 yen → 500 yen
* Discount for those who are wearing kimono: Discount of 200 yen for adults
* Our online timed-entry reservation system (tickets for specific days and times) is now in operation. Please check our website for details.

Organized by: Yamatane Museum of Art and the Asahi Shimbun.

Highlights of the Exhibition

Kaburaki Kiyokata, Light Snow. Color on Silk, 1917; Fukutomi Taro Collection

Ikeda Terukata, Onatsu’s Frenzy. Color on Silk, 1914; Fukutomi Taro Collection

Kitano Tsumetomi, Michiyuki (a reminiscing poetical exchange between lovers before double suicide). Color on Silk, 1913; Fukutomi Taro Collection

Okumura Togyū, Rabbit. Color on Silk, c.1947; Yamatane Museum of Art

Hayami Gyoshū, Peach Blossoms. Color on Gold Ground on Paper, 1923; Yamatane Museum of Art

Kobayashi Kokei, Scenes from the Legend of Kiyohime: Sleeping Quarters. Color on Paper, 1930; Yamatane Museum of Art

Kawasaki Shōko, Dreaming of Home. Color on Paper, Showa Period, 1986; Yamatane Museum of Art

Ogura Yuki, Reminiscence. Color on Silver-Leafed Paper, 1968; Yamatane Museum of Art

Kawai Gyokudō, Cormorant Fishing. Color on Silk, 1895; Yamatane Museum of Art

*Approximately 60 works in total are to be displayed.

Ikeda Terukata, Onatsu’s Frenzy; Fukutomi Taro Collection
Kitano Tsumetomi, Michiyuki (a reminiscing poetical exchange between lovers before double suicide); Fukutomi Taro Collection
Okumura Togyū, Rabbit; Yamatane Museum of Art
Kobayashi Kokei, Scenes from the Legend of Kiyohime: Sleeping Quarters; Yamatane Museum of Art

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