Kaii Higashiyama and Hiroshi Senju 2026 Japan Ticket

Overview

This prestigious exhibition features a spiritual journey through Japanese painting, spotlighting two titans of the art world: the late master Kaii Higashiyama and the contemporary visionary Hiroshi Senju. Centered on the themes of “tranquility” and “nature,” the showcase brings together highly spiritual works that resonate with the Japanese soul. Alongside these two masters, visitors can view select pieces by fellow luminaries Yasushi Sugiyama and Tatsuo Takayama.

A major highlight of this event is the rare public display of the original paintings for Higashiyama’s “Windy Beach” and Senju’s iconic “Waterfall” series. This specific exhibition marks a significant cultural moment, as Kaii Higashiyama’s “Wind-Swept Shore” is being exhibited to the public for the first time in half a century. A portion of the ticket proceeds is dedicated to promoting local arts and supporting emotional recovery in Fukushima, marking 15 years since the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Venue Information

• Venue name: Corasse Fukushima
• Address: 1-20 Mikawaminamimachi, Fukushima-shi, Fukushima 960-8053
• Entry gates info: The exhibition is held in the 3rd Floor Hall. Visitors should use the main elevators in the central lobby to reach the gallery entrance.
• Nearby landmarks: JR Fukushima Station (West Exit), Fukushima City Passenger Terminal, and the Fukushima Station West Exit Plaza.

Faqs

Which artists are featured in this joint exhibition?

The exhibition primarily showcases the works of master landscape painter Kaii Higashiyama and contemporary artist Hiroshi Senju. It also includes masterpieces by Yasushi Sugiyama and Tatsuo Takayama, totaling 36 spiritual works centered on the beauty of nature.

What are the main highlights of the art on display?

Visitors have a rare opportunity to see the original paintings of Kaii Higashiyama’s “Wind-Swept Shore” and Hiroshi Senju’s “Waterfall.” These pieces are famous for their meditative depictions of nature that bridge traditional and modern Japanese aesthetics.

Where exactly is the exhibition held and how do I get there?

The event takes place at Corasse Fukushima, specifically within the 3rd Floor Hall. The venue is highly accessible, located just a 3-minute walk from the West Exit of JR Fukushima Station, making it easy for travelers to visit.

What are the entry requirements for students attending the exhibition?

Junior high and high school students, as well as university students, are eligible for specific ticket categories. It is important to note that a valid student ID must be presented at the entrance to verify eligibility for these ticket types.

Is this ticket valid for multiple entries during the exhibition period?

No, the ticket is valid for one single visit during the period from March 5 to May 10, 2026. Once the ticket is scanned for entry at the Corasse Fukushima venue, it cannot be used again for subsequent entries.