Goharu (1752-1811) was an artist active in the Edo period. He changed his name to "Goharu" to welcome the spring, and was known as "Tsuki" in casual occasions. While learning painting and haiku from Yosa Buson (1716-1783), Goharu discussed painting techniques with Maruyama Oki (1733-1795), who was known for his innovation in Edo painting. His painting style was widely spread in the Shijo school and had a great influence on the modern Kyoto painting world. 
This exhibition will review Goharu's painting career through large-scale works such as temple ao-e, and observe the changes in his painting style that gradually refined as he pursued his ideals. In addition, the exhibition will also show his involvement in art fields such as haiku and Noh. Goharu's relaxed interpersonal relationships and exchanges with different people seem to have played an important role in the changes in his painting style. 

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The Museum Yamato Bunkakan

Museums

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Nara Park

Spring Outings

Night view

风起鹰鲨

You can take a bus from Nara Station, but there will be a lot of traffic after the city hall. It is recommended to get off at the city hall and walk through the pedestrian tunnel, which is only a few hundred meters away. The park is very large, and there are many deer along the way. Going up is Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and going west will lead to Wakakusa Mountain, both of which are paid attractions. The journey takes about 20 minutes.

Tōdai-ji

Historic buildings

晓舟工作室

Going to Nara, if you don&#39;t go to Dongdaeji, it&#39;s a pity. Because you will miss the hall of the world&#39;s largest wooden structure, you will also miss the great opportunity to feel the charm of Tang Feng, and it is even more difficult to experience the joy of Liang Sicheng and other Chinese architectural masters who found Wutaishan Foguang Temple!

Nara Hotel

Cultural Hotels

Kasugataisha Shrine

Near the highest point of Nara Park, it takes more than 20 minutes to walk after getting off the bus. There are many lights and deer along the way. Pay attention to the business hours. If you go too late, you can&#39;t get in. If you have been to Kasuga Taisha, you can go to Wakakusa Mountain to watch the sunset. You must arrive before 17:00, otherwise the ticket seller will lock the door after get off work and you can only go out but not in.

Mount Wakakusa

Mountain climbing

The scenery is beautiful. You must buy tickets before 17:00, otherwise you can&#39;t get in. There are many deer inside. Almost half of the tourists are Chinese compatriots. Climb to the top of the peak and watch the sunset. It&#39;s very pleasant. Walk carefully, the mountain is a bit steep, watch the children, there is a toilet inside, the entrance and exit are different, and you will reach Todaiji Temple when you go out.

Toshodaiji

VOVO逍遥行

It was built by the Tang Dynasty monk Jianzhen in 759 AD and completed in 770 AD. It is the main temple of the Vinaya School of Japanese Buddhism. It is listed as one of the two major temples for the dissemination and research of Vinaya along with the Kaidan-in of Todaiji Temple. The banner on the gate of the temple, &quot;Tōshōdaiji&quot;, was written by the Japanese Empress Koken in the style of Wang Xizhi and Wang Xianzhi. There are lecture halls and ordination platforms from the Tenpyō era, golden halls from the Nara era, and drum towers from the Kamakura era in the temple. The golden hall, sutra collection, drum tower, and statue of Jianzhen are known as national treasures. Jianzhen also brought the high level of civilization of the Tang Dynasty in China, and promoted the improvement of the level of Buddhism, medicine, architecture, and sculpture in Japan. In 1980 and 2010, the statue of Jianzhen returned to Yangzhou twice to &quot;visit relatives&quot;. In 1998, Toshōdaiji was listed as a World Cultural Heritage as an important part of the &quot;Cultural Heritage of the Ancient Capital of Nara&quot;.

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