Hōsai Ozaki Memorial Hall

Hōsai Ozaki Memorial Hall is a biographical museum in Tonosho that documents the life and work of the Japanese poet. The building contains several exhibition rooms with manuscripts, photographs, personal belongings, and other materials that illuminate his literary output.

The poet lived in the first half of the 20th century and left an important poetic legacy for Japanese literature. His work was later collected and preserved in this memorial space to introduce future generations to his poetry.

The space shows how Ozaki's poetry is valued in Japan and what role his work played in the literary world. Visitors can see how his voice became important in Japanese culture through the manuscripts and items displayed here.

The museum is easy to reach by public transportation in Tonosho and offers visitors structured ways to explore. The exhibitions are laid out so you can walk through the different rooms at your own pace to view the collection.

The memorial preserves not just printed works but also handwritten manuscripts in Ozaki's own style and handwriting. This direct encounter with the original work shows the immediacy and intensity of poetic creation in a way that printed copies cannot match.

Location: Tonosho

Inception: April 7, 1994

Official opening: April 7, 1994

Website: http://ww8.tiki.ne.jp/~kyhosai

GPS coordinates: 34.48150,134.18675

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:27