The GARDEN－Four Seasons－
Contemporary Japanese Painting
On View: September 17 － November 24, 2024
Closed: Monday (Open on September 23, October 14, and November 4, Closed on September 24, October 15, and November 5)
Hours: 10am － 5pm (Last Entry is at 4:30pm)
Closed: Monday (Open on September 23, October 14, and November 4, Closed on September 24, October 15, and November 5)
Hours: 10am － 5pm (Last Entry is at 4:30pm)
Organized by Sato Sakura Museum
Supported by Meguro Tourism Association,
Location: 1-7-13 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
Supported by Meguro Tourism Association,
Location: 1-7-13 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
Artworks
Exhibition Room 1F-A
―The Garden of the Four Seasons―
―The Garden of the Four Seasons―
Exhibition Room 1F-B
Japanese Garden ―A World of Beautiful Four Seasons―
Japanese Garden ―A World of Beautiful Four Seasons―
Exhibition Room 3F
―Sato Sakura Botanical Garden―
―Sato Sakura Botanical Garden―
Foreword
Japan is home to a multitude of gardens created in eras past, each commissioned by feudal lords or shoguns and meticulously crafted by skilled landscape architects and gardeners. Designated as National Places of Scenic Beauty, these exquisite gardens are carefully preserved, their beauty a legacy passed down through generations. Inspired by these renowned landscapes, contemporary Japanese artists journey throughout the country, capturing the essence of these gardens in their art to share their scenic beauty and rich cultural heritage with us all.
This exhibition features works from the Sato Sakura Museum collection, exploring the theme of gardens and showcasing the beauty of the landscapes visited by the artists.
Additionally, a unique Sato Sakura garden has been created using selected artworks from the collection. We invite you to explore these diverse gardens and immerse yourself in the beauty of Japanese culture and Nihonga artistic expression.
This exhibition features works from the Sato Sakura Museum collection, exploring the theme of gardens and showcasing the beauty of the landscapes visited by the artists.
Additionally, a unique Sato Sakura garden has been created using selected artworks from the collection. We invite you to explore these diverse gardens and immerse yourself in the beauty of Japanese culture and Nihonga artistic expression.
Artists:
Hoji Ito, Shigeaki Kuromitsu, Shin Sato, Kei Shibusawa, Hiroko Takeda, Shugo Tajima, Osamu Nakagawa, Chinami Nakajima, Jun’ichi Hayashi, Reiji Hiramatsu, Susumu Maki, Koji Matsumura, Rieko Morita, Nobuyoshi Watanabe
Hoji Ito, Shigeaki Kuromitsu, Shin Sato, Kei Shibusawa, Hiroko Takeda, Shugo Tajima, Osamu Nakagawa, Chinami Nakajima, Jun’ichi Hayashi, Reiji Hiramatsu, Susumu Maki, Koji Matsumura, Rieko Morita, Nobuyoshi Watanabe
Concurrent Exhibition '100 Views of Sakura vol.37
Artworks
Exhibition Room 2F
―Sakura Garden―
―Sakura Garden―
Artists:
Takashi Arai, Harumi Ito, Naoki Kadoshima, Mikihiko Tsuneoka, Osamu Nakagawa, Mikiko Noji, Masato Yanagisawa, Nobuyoshi Watanabe
List of Artworks
■What is Nihonga: Click here
■Sato Sakura Museum Collection: Click here
■Online Viewing Room: Click here
■Sato Sakura Museum Collection: Click here
■Online Viewing Room: Click here
■Admission (tax included)
・General: 800 Yen
・Students (University | High school): 300 Yen
・Students (Junior High School | Elementary School) : Free
※Tax included
※Elementary school student must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
※Admission is half-price for visitors with a disability certificate
■Location
Sato Sakura Museum
1-7-13 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
・General: 800 Yen
・Students (University | High school): 300 Yen
・Students (Junior High School | Elementary School) : Free
※Tax included
※Elementary school student must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
※Admission is half-price for visitors with a disability certificate
■Location
Sato Sakura Museum
1-7-13 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo
