Nakagawa Kazumasa Art Museum

Gem of Japanese oil painter

Kazumasa Nakagawa was the first western style painter to be honored the Order of Culture in Japan. Born and raised near Tokyo University in Bunkyo-ku, he lived in Manazuru for many years not far from ...

Letter from you.

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From Manazuru Station, prefectural road ７３９ is about ３ km. Be careful of road traffic on weekends. I went to see the 30th anniversary of Kazumasa Nakagawa's death, "Two Nakagawa Kazumasa Museum Exchange Exhibition". Admission fee ８００ yen, ＪＡＦ membership card presentation １００ yen discount. The building looks like a government office building, which was selected as one of the 100 best public buildings. Photography can be taken only in the tea room. The threshold may be high when you drive on the Manazuru Peninsula. The atelier was not open to the public, probably because of the influence of Corona.

There is something coming.

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It's wonderful no matter what you see in the work. I think that the facility here embodies the "writing, writing, and drawing" of a person named Kazumasa Nakagawa.

５ Moon ２ Day

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The entrance is lined with a signboard under repair. I couldn't put it inside. I don't know if it's under repair or the influence of Corona, no one was there.

Calm down.

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It is suitable for people who want to appreciate the art slowly. It was a very calm and quiet environment. There are few buses, so I took a taxi from the station.