Saturday, April 13 - Sunday, May 12, 2024Gallery 1/2

Special Exhibition

The Irises Screens, National Treasure: Japanese Art and Design [End]

Ogata Kōrin’s Irises Screens embody, in their ultimate form, the design qualities inherent in Japanese art. This exhibition also considers the close relationship between painting and the craft arts.

Saturday, June 1 - Monday, July 15, 2024Gallery 1/2

Museum Collection Exhibition

Traditional Art with Counting Songs: Works with Numbers in their Titles [End]

Numbers in the titles of works have crucial meanings with respect to forms, colors, or motifs, for example. Counting is connected to understanding the work.

Saturday, July 27 - Sunday, August 25, 2024Gallery 1/2/5

Museum Collection Exhibition

Beautiful Buddhas: Masterpieces of Buddhist Painting from the Nezu Collection [End]

Buddhist paintings are a core component of the Nezu Museum collection. Please enjoy superb works, including a National Treasure, from Japan and other East Asian countries.

Saturday, September 14 - Sunday, October 20, 2024Gallery 1/2

Museum Collection Exhibition

The Aesthetics of Summer and Autumn: Masterpieces by Suzuki Kiitsu and the Inen Seal Painter

In Japan, spring and autumn have long been beloved seasons, but in the early modern period, works combining summer and autumn also became popular. Enjoy, through works of art, the changing seasons, from early summer to late autumn.

Saturday, November 2 - Sunday, December 8, 2024Gallery 1/2

Special Exhibition

The Medicine Chest with Herb Design by Iizuka Tōyō I

The Medicine Chest with Herb Design was handed down in the Hachisuka family, lords of the Tokushima domain. We decipher, from the perspective of herbalism, the context in which it was made and also probe its maker, Iizuka Tōyō I.

Saturday, December 21, 2024 - Sunday, February 9, 2025Gallery 1

Museum Collection Exhibition

Detached Segments of Ancient Japanese Calligraphy: Shared Beauty

Dividing examples of ancient calligraphy into detached segments permits more people to appreciate them. Enjoy the beauty of these acclaimed calligraphic works and their highly individual fascination.

Saturday, February 22 - Sunday, March 30, 2025Gallery 1/2

Special Exhibition

Katagiri Sekishū：Tea in an Edo-period Samurai Household

Katagiri Sekishū (1605-73) was an early Edo-period daimyo tea master. This exhibition explores the achievements of the Sekishū style of tea, which spread among the warrior class during the Tokugawa shogunate.