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The Flourishing of Cherry Blossom Trees in the Edo Period

Mar. 20 (Sat.),2021 〜 Jun. 6 (Sun.),2021
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Sasabe Shintaro (1887-1987) devoted his life to protect and nurture Japan’s ancient wild cherry blossom trees. Sasabe wished to make the culture surrounding cherry blossom trees flourish even more than during the Edo period (1603-1867), when the cherry blossom viewing and gardening began to be popular, and when gardens with varieties of cherry blossoms appeared. The Mikuma School, known for exclusively painting cherry blossom trees, also began during this period.

This exhibition focuses on the Edo period cherry blossom trees featured in hanging scrolls, Nishiki-e paintings, books and more.

Collection of Cherry Blossoms
Utagawa Kunimori Ⅱ
From the 19th to 20th centuries

Yae-Ise-Zakura Cherry Blossoms
Oda Shitsushitsu
1828

Period
Mar. 20 (Sat.),2021 〜 Jun. 6 (Sun.),2021
Closed
Tuesdays
Hours
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.(Admission until 4:30 p.m.)
Venue
Kinen-kan
Admission
General Admission: 500 yen / Junior High & Elementary School Students: 250 yen

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I’m deeply interested in the works of art depicting the four seasons and the items that make me feel the history.

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Look! Various exhibitions are held as well as those related to sake and sakura!!