Summer Vacation Project 'Introduction to Mushakoji Saneatsu'

Saneatsu had three main pillars of work. The first was his work as a writer, the second as a painter, and the third related to 'Shinshiki Mura'. What kind of person was Saneatsu, what works did he create over his 90-year life, and what activities did he engage in? This will be introduced in an easy-to-understand manner for elementary and junior high school students and those learning about Saneatsu for the first time. This year marks the 70th anniversary of the establishment of Chofu City. Saneatsu moved to the area of Sengawa (now Mushakoji Park) in 1955, the same year the city was founded. There will also be a corner featuring scenes from that time.

Map & Location

Details about Summer Vacation Project 'Introduction to Mushakoji Saneatsu'

Date & Time

7/5(Sat)～8/31(Sun) 09:00～17:00

Note

Closed on Mondays, but open on July 21 (Monday, public holiday) and August 11 (Monday, public holiday). Closed on July 22 (Tuesday) and August 12 (Tuesday). Reading room open from 10 AM to 4 PM (closed every Thursday and the last Wednesday of each month).

Venue

Chofu City Mushakoji Saneatsu Memorial Museum

Address

1-8-30 Wakabacho, Chofu City, Tokyo

Fee

Admission fee: Adults 200 yen, Elementary and junior high school students 100 yen, Free for residents of Chofu City aged 65 and over. *Elementary and junior high school students living or studying in Chofu City can use the free pass on Saturdays.

parking

Free parking. Please contact in advance if using a large bus.

Access (Public)

Approximately a 10-minute walk from Keio Line 'Tsutsuji-ga-oka' Station or 'Sengawa' Station.

Contact

03-3326-0648 （Chofu City Mushakoji Saneatsu Memorial Museum）

URL

https://www.mushakoji.org/