After the first seven days of the New Year, missing cheerful and busy holidays, Kiyokata was waiting for calm and warm spring.
This exhibition shows Kiyokata’s works depict scenery of the New Year and decorative Oshie Hagoita (battledore) based on his work.

2 December,2023 – 8 January,2024

【Admission】
Adults ¥300
Elementary and Junior High School Students are free of charge

【Closed】Mondays(except for 8 Jan.) ,29 Dec-3 Jun.

Kiyokata is also well known as an excellent writer. He expressed natural features and events of each season, vanishing or changing with the times, by means of painting and writing.
This exhibition introduces Kiyokata’s words and paintings depict scenes of early spring.

13 January – 2 February

【Admission】
Adults ¥300
Elementary and Junior High School Students are ¥150

【Closed】Mondays(except for 12 Feb.) ,13 Feb.

Around the end of Taishō period, Kiyokata had tried to paint actively shakai-ga, paintings capture various aspects of society, based on sketches of street scenes and everyday scenes of ordinary people. He also recommended his pupils to paint this shakai-ga.
This special exhibition focuses on the shakai-ga showing related Kiyokata and his pupils’ works.

14 September,2023 – 18 October,2023

【Admission】
Adults ¥450
Elementary and Junior High School Students are ¥220

【Closed】Mondays(excepd for 18 Sept. and 9 Oct.)、10 Oct.

After WWII, Kiyokata painted cover illustrations of magazine Kuraku started and presided over by Osaragi Jiro with joy.
In commemorating the 50th anniversary of Osaragi’s death, this exhibition introduces works and materials related to Kuraku with works and frontispieces expressing summer feeling.

1 July,2023 – 10 September,2023

【Admission】
Adults ¥300
Elementary and Junior High School Students are free of charge

【Closed】Mondays(except for 17 july) ,18 july

In 1945, Kaburaki Kiyokata moved Kamakura from Gotemba where he had evacuated from the air raids on Tokyo. He had continued creation in Kamakura calmly until he died in 1972.
In commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the museum, this exhibition introduces his life and works in his last years.

20 May – 25 June, 2023

【Admission】
Adults ¥450
Elementary and Junior High School Students ¥220

【Closed】
Mondays,13 June

In 1945, Kaburaki Kiyokata moved Kamakura from Gotemba where he had evacuated from the air raids on Tokyo. He had continued creation in Kamakura calmly until he died in 1972.
In commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the museum, this exhibition introduces his life and works in his last years.

13 April – 17 May, 2023

【Admission】
Adults ¥450
Elementary and Junior High School Students ¥220

【Closed】
Mondays,(except for 1 May)