Hirosawa Museum of Art

Overview

The Hirosawa Museum of Art showcases the works of Hirosawa Tetsuo, a master of modern Japanese painting. Born in 1912, Hirosawa was a leading figure in the post-war Japanese art world. His works, while employing traditional Japanese painting techniques, incorporate a uniquely modern sensibility that captivates audiences. The museum houses approximately 100 of his pieces, including his representative "Snow, Moon, and Flowers" and "Mount Fuji" series, offering a comprehensive view of his artistic career. Adjacent to the museum is Hirosawa Tetsuo Memorial Hall, his former residence where he spent his later years. Inside, you can see his study, tools used in his creations, and gain insights into his life and artistic process. The Hirosawa Museum of Art provides a deep dive into the world of modern Japanese painting.