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The Takabatake Kashō Taishō Roman Museum displays artworks and illustrations from the Taishō period through a collection of original paintings and prints.

The museum preserves the legacy of Takabatake Kashō, an influential artist from Uwajima who developed his art style during Japan's modernization in the early 1900s.

The exhibition space presents artwork that combines Japanese traditional elements with Western influences, reflecting the cultural transformation of the Taishō period.

The museum organizes four thematic exhibitions and two special exhibitions annually, with detailed information available on the official website.

The museum holds an extensive collection of Takabatake's distinctive illustrations featuring ethereal female figures and young men that shaped Japanese popular culture.

Location: Tōon

GPS coordinates: 33.76903,132.88547

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:03