Musashino City Yoshimura Art Museum

The Musashino City Kichijoji Art Museum displays approximately 2,000 artworks from various genres such as paintings, sculptures, prints, and photographs. It is fully accessible for everyone, including those with disabilities. The museum is a must-see spot for art lovers, as it has permanent exhibitions of print works by both Yozo Hamaguchi and Eiichi Hagiwara in the Hamaguchi Yozo Memorial Room and the Hagiwara Eiichi Memorial Room, respectively. The collection is comprehensive and enjoyable even for beginners, making it an attractive space that combines art and culture.

The permanent exhibition at the Kichijoji Art Museum in Musashino City is a world of art woven by color and technique. Yozo Hamaguchi's monochrome prints boast a level of completion that is unimaginable from the creative process that takes advantage of fickleness. On the other hand, in the quiet works of Keiko Minami, you can find stories in landscapes full of transparency. Enjoy a variety of expressions from Japanese paintings to oil paintings from a collection of about 2,000 pieces, and experience the museum's activities of "watching, creating, and nurturing" art.

The Sakazaki Chiharu Exhibition Room at the Kichijoji Art Museum in Musashino City is a special space featuring over 400 illustrations with penguins as the motif. Inside the venue, designed to resemble a building or arcade, you can experience her unique worldview. In addition, the works displayed under the themes of color and birds are stunning in their depiction of creatures as living beings with visible skeletal movements. There are also permanent exhibitions of works by renowned artists such as Hamaguchi Yozo and Minami Keiko.

At the "Yoichi Hamaguchi Memorial Room" exhibition currently being held at the Kichijoji Art Museum, you can also view Tetsuro Sawada's silk screen works. His representative work, "SKY SCAPE," is characterized by geometric shapes and vivid colors that captivate viewers. The museum is also equipped with barrier-free facilities, making it enjoyable for everyone. Why not experience the art activity of "viewing, creating, and nurturing" along with a collection of approximately 2,000 carefully selected works from various genres?

The music room at the Kichijoji Art Museum in Musashino City is a special space where you can freely play various instruments such as piano and harp. If you visit after enjoying art appreciation, you can experience the fusion of art and music. In addition, the spacious room is also used for concerts and events, offering a unique museum experience. Why not indulge in this luxurious time?