What is the 'Kodawari' Exhibition by Shuku Sanpo?

An art exhibition showcasing around 30 treasured works and actual art tools used by Shuku Sanpo, exploring the mystery of his 'inner line.'

When and where is the exhibition held?

From May 20 to August 11, 2026, at the S-Gallery Shuku Sanpo Art Museum in Shimotown, Ibaraki Prefecture.

How much is the admission fee?

330 JPY for adults. Free for under 18s, seniors 65+, and persons with disabilities plus one companion.

Are there family-friendly activities?

Yes, an eraser stamp-making workshop is held on June 27 for children and adults.

A Niigata-born literati-style painter known as the 'solitary master,' who lived his final years in Shimotown and passed away in 1994 at age 91.

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Shimotown Art Project Exhibition: 'Shuku Sanpo's 'Kodawari' Exhibition' to Be Held in Ibaraki Prefecture!

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The Shimotown Art Project presents a special exhibition focusing on Shuku Sanpo, the 'solitary master painter,' showcasing around 30 of his treasured works and actual painting tools used by the artist, along with workshops for all ages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the 'Kodawari' Exhibition by Shuku Sanpo?: A: An art exhibition showcasing around 30 treasured works and actual art tools used by Shuku Sanpo, exploring the mystery of his 'inner line.'
Q: When and where is the exhibition held?: A: From May 20 to August 11, 2026, at the S-Gallery Shuku Sanpo Art Museum in Shimotown, Ibaraki Prefecture.
Q: How much is the admission fee?: A: 330 JPY for adults. Free for under 18s, seniors 65+, and persons with disabilities plus one companion.
Q: Are there family-friendly activities?: A: Yes, an eraser stamp-making workshop is held on June 27 for children and adults.
Q: Who was Shuku Sanpo?: A: A Niigata-born literati-style painter known as the 'solitary master,' who lived his final years in Shimotown and passed away in 1994 at age 91.