Special Exhibition: 100 Scenes of Kyoto
特別展 京の百景
Rediscover the charm of the ancient capital! Immerse yourself in a curated collection of 50 exquisite works capturing the soul of Kyoto.
Schedule
January 23, 2027 09:30 – March 14, 2027 17:00
"Special Exhibition: 100 Scenes of Kyoto" is a premier art event held at the Akino Fuku Museum in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka.
Highlights
About Special Exhibition: 100 Scenes of Kyoto
Here are some tips to enhance your experience:
- Explore the Context: We recommend viewing the pieces while considering the history and culture of the specific Kyoto locations depicted.
- Enjoy the Surroundings: The Akino Fuku Museum is located in a beautiful setting. Be sure to enjoy the natural scenery around the museum before or after your visit.
- Embrace the Silence: To fully appreciate the delicate brushwork and colors of Nihonga (Japanese painting), please enjoy the art in a quiet, respectful manner.
Weather forecast
Sat
9/5
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Sun
9/6
28°/22°
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Mon
9/7
26°/22°
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Tue
9/8
27°/23°
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Wed
9/9
27°/23°
78%
Thu
9/10
26°/21°
78%
Fri
9/11
26°/22°
69%
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