Nakagawa Kazumasa Art Museum

The Nakagawa Kazumasa Art Museum holds a collection of oil paintings, mineral pigment paintings, calligraphy, and illustrations created throughout the artist's career.

The museum opened in March 1989 and received recognition as one of the 100 Best Public Buildings in Japan, with architectural design by Takahiko Yanagisawa.

The exhibitions present different periods of Nakagawa's artistic development, from his early oil paintings to later works influenced by Japanese traditional techniques.

The museum organizes guided tours for schools and groups, offering educational programs that explain the techniques and materials used in Nakagawa's artworks.

The building contains multiple exhibition halls displaying Nakagawa's diverse artistic expressions, including his renowned paintings of Mount Komagatake and Manazuru landscapes.

Location: Manazuru

Architects: Takahiko Yanagisawa

Official opening: March 1989

Part of: 100 Best Public Buildings in Japan

Website: https://nakagawamuseum.jp/en

GPS coordinates: 35.14444,139.15190

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:06