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A special exhibition on Maekawa Bunrei, a Shijo school painter who admired Yosa Buson, and the three generations of his painting lineage. Lectures on November 14 and 28 at 13:30 (65 seats, first come on the day). Closed Mondays (next weekday after a holiday).

Dates

Oct 24 (Sat) – Dec 13 (Sun)

Hours

09:00 – 16:30

Venue

Furusato Museum Yamashiro (Kyoto Prefectural Yamashiro Local History Museum)

Nearest station

Kamikoma

Admission

Please check the official website

About this event

A special exhibition on Maekawa Bunrei, a painter of the Shijo school who admired Yosa Buson, and the three generations of painters in his line. Cultural-property lectures are held at 13:30 on November 14 and 28, limited to 65 people on a first-come basis, with numbered tickets from 12:45. The museum is closed on Mondays (or the next weekday if Monday is a holiday).

Highlights

• Works by Maekawa Bunrei, a Shijo-school painter who admired Buson.
• Follow a painting lineage across three generations.
• Lectures at 13:30 on November 14 and 28 (first 65 people).

Good for

For those who want to look closely at a Kyoto school of painting.

Good to know before you go

• Lecture tickets are handed out from 12:45 on the day.
• Closed Mondays (next weekday if Monday is a holiday).

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FAQ

What is Special exhibition: Maekawa Bunrei and three generations of painters at Furusato Museum Yamashiro?

A special exhibition on Maekawa Bunrei, a painter of the Shijo school who admired Yosa Buson, and the three generations of painters in his line. Cultural-property lectures are held at 13:30 on November 14 and 28, limited to 65 people on a first-come basis, with numbered tickets from 12:45. The museum is closed on Mondays (or the next weekday if Monday is a holiday).

When is Special exhibition: Maekawa Bunrei and three generations of painters at Furusato Museum Yamashiro?

From Oct 24 (Sat) to Dec 13 (Sun), 2026.

What are the opening hours?

09:00 – 16:30

How much does it cost?

Please check the official website

Where is it and what is the nearest station?

Furusato Museum Yamashiro (Kyoto Prefectural Yamashiro Local History Museum). The nearest station is Kamikoma.

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