In early summer 2024, the Fukuda Art Museum in Saga Arashiyama, Kyoto, will unveil its prized collection of 'bijin-ga', portraits of beautiful women.  In collaboration with the nearby Saga Arashiyama Museum of Arts & Culture, visitors will be able to fully enjoy the splendid world of Japanese paintings.

To commemorate the 160th anniversary of the birth of Takeuchi Seihō, a master of modern Japanese painting who influenced many later generations, the exhibition features works by Seiho and his pupils.

This exhibition introduces not only information on the artists and their works, but also basic knowledge of Edo painting and points of appreciation through the excellent Edo paintings in the Fukuda Art Museum's collection. It is suitable not only for connoisseurs, but also for those who have never come into contact with Edo paintings before. Enjoy the world of Edo paintings here at Arashiyama, Kyoto.

Fukuda Art Museum is happy to present a retrospective of the painter Takehisa Yumeji, who will celebrate the 140th anniversary of his birth and the 90th anniversary of his death in 2024.

The first large-scale retrospective exhibition of Hashimoto Kansetsu’s work in Kyoto, held jointly with the HAKUSASONSO HASHIMOTO KANSETSU GARDEN & MUSEUM KYOTO and the Saga Arashiyama Museum of Arts & Culture.

This exhibition introduces masterpieces from the new collection by artists who revolutionised the world of modern Japanese painting. Feel the power of the painters who renewed Japanese painting!

The Fukuda Museum of Art and the Saga Arashiyama Museum of Arts & Culture jointly organise an exhibition to commemorate the rediscovery of Matsuo Bashō's valuable hand-painted scroll, "Nozarashi Kikō."

To comemorate the 3rd anniversary of the Fukuda Art Museum, this exhibition introduces a number of treasured collections, which have never been shown to the public before.

Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, has always been a favorite of many artists. This exhibition features works by the masters of Kyoto painting from the 18th century to the 20th century, as well as a number of masterpieces with Kyoto as their subject.

Konoshima Ōkoku (1877–1938) was a leading master of modern Japanese painting. In recent years, Ōkoku's popularity has grown beyond the borders of Japanese-style painting fans, particularly for his animal paintings. This exhibition, co-organized by the Fukuda Museum of Art and the Saga Arashiyama Bunkakan, features over 100 works, including 52 newly discovered works, as well as works exhibited at the Bunten and Teiten exhibitions. Please enjoy a complete overview of Ōkoku's art.