This exhibition shows mainly beautiful summer scenery in Kiyokata’s paintings and frontispieces.
His sketches, preparatory drawings and proof sheets are also exhibited and its making process is introduced.

　The exhibition introduces Kiyokata’s works exhibited at Sansan-kai exhibition held by
Takashimaya department store before and after the war.

　The exhibition features Kiyokata’s affection for the landscapes and customs in Tokyo in the Meiji period
remaining popular culture of the Edo period.

　This exhibition highlights Kiyokata’s early works of Japanese-style painting. Around that time,
he decided to change his job from a popular illustrator to a painter.

　This thematic exhibition shows Kiyokata’s works, including one of his most important works
Chosekiankyo (Daily Life of the Common People in Meiji Period), throughout his career
as a Japanese style painter.

　The exhibition celebrates the New Year with Kiyokata’s masterpieces and
hagoita with raised cloth pictures made by Nagai Shuzan.

　Kiyokata had been pursuing consistently the beauty of women in his career.
The exhibition features his works from Kihara-bunko noted for its bijin-ga (paintings of beautiful women)
collection.

　The exhibition features Kiyokata’s sensitive and various expressions of the autumn.

　The exhibition features making of Kiyokata’s Nihonga. "Sakura-momiji," one of his masterpiece is exhibited with its preparatory drawing. Many paintngs and drawings would show you intresting process of Nihonga.

　The exhibition celebrates 100th anniversary of foundation of Kyodo-kai (a group consist of Kiyokata and his disciples).