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Historical Hokusai book illustration with figures and a fantastic creature
08 Oct
Japan Art Journal

Art Exhibitions in Japan in Autumn 2026: Hokusai, Katsushika Ōi, and Takehisa Yumeji

  • October 8, 2026
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Verified autumn 2026 exhibition ideas in Tokyo: Hokusai’s anniversary show, Katsushika Ōi’s night scenes, and the upcoming Takehisa Yumeji exhibition.

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Blossoming cherry tree on a gold folding screen by Sakai Hōitsu
08 Oct
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Japanese Art in Museums: Five Places to Explore Painting, Drawing, and Ukiyo-e

  • October 8, 2026
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A guide to five Japanese museums, from historical painting and Ukiyo-e to modern art, with practical ways to prepare and look closely.

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Kōrin’s Rough Waves painted across a folding screen
08 Oct
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Japanese Wall Art: From Byōbu and Fusuma to the Modern Gallery Wall

  • October 8, 2026
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Explore Japanese folding screens, painted sliding panels, and Nihonga, then apply their lessons in scale, space, and rhythm to your own wall art.

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Blue irises and green leaves beside angular bridges on Kōrin’s gold screens
08 Oct
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Rinpa and Ogata Kōrin: Japanese Painting in Gold, Flowers, and Waves

  • October 8, 2026
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Discover Rinpa through Kōrin’s irises, gold backgrounds, screen compositions, and the wet painting technique known as tarashikomi.

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Kuniyoshi’s warrior in a straw cloak carrying two swords and a hoe
08 Oct
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Utagawa Kuniyoshi: How Japanese Warrior Prints Tell Dramatic Stories

  • October 8, 2026
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Discover Kuniyoshi’s warrior imagery through silhouette, costume, gesture, and texture, with practical ideas for drawing and dramatic wall art.

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Travelers climbing a slope in heavy rain in Hiroshige’s Shōno print
08 Oct
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Hiroshige: Rain, Travel, and the Poetry of Japanese Landscape Prints

  • October 8, 2026
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Explore Hiroshige’s rainy landscapes, the visual rhythm of travelers and weather, and ways to bring atmospheric Japanese art into your home.

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Hokusai’s Great Wave as an example of a Japanese color woodblock print
08 Oct
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Hokusai and the Great Wave: Why This Japanese Masterpiece Still Fascinates

  • October 8, 2026
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Look closely at Hokusai’s Great Wave, from the small Mount Fuji to the rhythm of water, and discover lessons for drawing and choosing wall art.

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Two women in patterned robes in Utamaro’s Geisha color woodblock print
08 Oct
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Understanding Ukiyo-e: How a Japanese Color Woodblock Print Is Made

  • October 8, 2026
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Follow the journey from drawing to carved blocks and color impressions, and discover the collaboration behind Japanese Ukiyo-e prints.

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Historical Japanese writing box with two figures represented on its lid
08 Oct
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Drawing with Japanese Tools: Brushes, Ink, Inkstones, and the Art of the Line

  • October 8, 2026
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Discover Fude brushes, Sumi ink, Suzuri inkstones, paper tests, and the relationship between brush drawings and Hokusai’s printed book illustrations.

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Pale and dark mountain forms in Bokushō Shūshō’s ink landscape
08 Oct
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Sumi-e and Sesshū: How Japanese Ink Painting Creates Depth with a Few Brushstrokes

  • October 8, 2026
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Explore Japanese ink painting, Sesshū’s visual language, and practical exercises in tonal variation, brushwork, and unpainted space.

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