Keishin Exhibition: Keiji & Keisei
溪心展、刻字・溪聲展
Discover the history and culture of Hirosaki Castle at the Hirosaki City Museum.
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Schedule
July 27, 2026 – July 29, 2026
The Hirosaki City Museum presents the "Keishin Exhibition: Keiji & Keisei," a deep dive into the local history and culture of the region.
Highlights
About Keishin Exhibition: Keiji & Keisei
- For History Lovers: A high-density exhibition perfect for those wanting to learn about the Hirosaki Clan and the Tsugaru region.
- For Architecture Enthusiasts: Enjoy a unique experience viewing art within a beautiful space designed by Kunio Maekawa.
- For Travelers Seeking Serenity: Immerse yourself in culture and find peace within the tranquil environment of the Hirosaki Castle ruins.
Weather forecast
Tue
9/1
25°/19°
51%
Wed
9/2
28°/21°
73%
Thu
9/3
23°/20°
92%
Fri
9/4
26°/20°
77%
Sat
9/5
23°/19°
39%
Sun
9/6
24°/20°
15%
Mon
9/7
20°/19°
29%
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