10th Anniversary Exhibition: Morikazu, the Garden, and Hometown

In the garden of Morikazu that used to be in Tokyo, trees such as Shinano persimmons, hoonoki, and walnuts, which connect to memories of his hometown, as well as various wildflowers like Ebine and grass sogo were planted, and small creatures made the garden their home. Morikazu conversed with them, cherished the plants, and gently observed the birth and rejuvenation of life. At the Kumagai Morikazu Tsukechi Memorial Museum, 'Morikazu's Garden' has been recreated to the same size as it was then based on photographs of the time, interviews with related individuals, and remaining planting plans. Please enjoy both the works and the garden.

Map & Location

Details about 10th Anniversary Exhibition: Morikazu, the Garden, and Hometown

Date & Time

8/1(Fri)～10/19(Sun) 10:00～17:00

Note

Closed on Mondays (open if a holiday, closed the next day)

Venue

Kumagai Morikazu Tsukechi Memorial Museum

Address

7713 Fuchi Town, Nakatsugawa City, Gifu Prefecture

Fee

Admission fee: General 700 yen, Free for junior high school students and below, 600 yen for groups of 10 or more

parking

Free parking available, bus parking also permitted

Access

About 45 minutes from Nakatsugawa IC on the Chuo Expressway

Access (Public)

About 40 minutes by bus from Nakatsugawa Station on the JR Chuo Line, get off at Shimofuchi

Contact

0573-83-0050 （Kumagai Morikazu Tsukechi Memorial Museum）

URL

http://www.morikazu-museum-tsukechi.jp