Two Masters: Kaii Higashiyama and Hiroshi Senju 2026 in Japan Ticket

Overview

This prestigious exhibition brings together the works of two titans of Japanese Nihonga painting: Kaii Higashiyama and Hiroshi Senju. Hosted at Corasse Fukushima, the event showcases a profound dialogue between Higashiyama’s mid-century mastery of spiritual landscapes and Senju’s contemporary, world-renowned explorations of movement and light.

Visitors will have the rare opportunity to see original masterpieces like “Windy Beach” and “Waterfall” on special display. These works highlight the artists’ shared dedication to capturing the sublime tranquility of the natural world, offering a meditative experience that bridges different generations of Japanese artistic excellence.

Why Attend

• View the iconic original paintings “Windy Beach” and “Waterfall” in a specially curated setting.
• Experience the evolution of the Nihonga style through the works of two of its most celebrated practitioners.
• Immerse yourself in the “tranquility and nature” theme that defines the aesthetic of both Higashiyama and Senju.
• Explore a high-caliber cultural event in the heart of Fukushima, perfect for art collectors and casual enthusiasts alike.

Schedule & Tickets Information

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Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/03/05 (Thu) – 2026/05/10 (Sun) 09:30 Doors Open	Corasse Fukushima (Fukushima)	General (Weekdays) Adult, General (Weekdays) University Student, General (Weekdays) Jr/High School Student
2026/03/05 (Thu) – 2026/05/10 (Sun) 09:30 Doors Open	Corasse Fukushima (Fukushima)	General (Sat/Sun/Holidays) Adult, General (Sat/Sun/Holidays) University Student, General (Sat/Sun/Holidays) Jr/High School Student

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Background

Kaii Higashiyama is revered for his post-war landscape paintings that often evoke a sense of quietude and “Japanese-ness,” while Hiroshi Senju is a contemporary master famous for his large-scale waterfall murals and innovative use of traditional materials. This exhibition serves as a significant cultural bridge, demonstrating how the heritage of landscape painting continues to adapt and thrive in the modern era.

The venue, Corasse Fukushima, is a multi-purpose complex that serves as a hub for local industry and culture. Holding this exhibition here underscores the region’s commitment to high art and provides a sophisticated space where the subtle colors and textures of the “Two Masters” can be appreciated under professional lighting and climate-controlled conditions.

Venue Information

• Corasse Fukushima
• 1-20 Mikawaminamimachi, Fukushima City, Fukushima 960-8053
• 1st Floor Exhibition Hall and Event Spaces
• Located just a few minutes’ walk from the West Exit of JR Fukushima Station

Faqs

What identification is required for student ticket holders?

Junior high school, high school, and university students are required to present a valid student ID upon entry. This is necessary to verify eligibility for the student-specific ticket categories and to ensure smooth processing at the exhibition entrance.

Can I use my ticket to enter the exhibition multiple times?

Each ticket is valid for one visit during the exhibition period. Once you have entered and the ticket has been processed, it cannot be reused for entry on a different day, as it is designed for a single-use experience per person.

Are there any age-based entry requirements for children?

Junior high school students and older are required to have a ticket for entry. It is recommended that younger children be accompanied by an adult, though the exhibition atmosphere is designed to be a quiet and respectful environment for viewing the masterpieces.

Is photography allowed inside the “Two Masters” exhibition?

Generally, photography of original paintings like “Windy Beach” and “Waterfall” is prohibited to protect the artwork and ensure a focused experience for all visitors. Please check the specific signage at the entrance for any designated photo spots provided by the organizers.

What are the peak visiting hours for Corasse Fukushima on weekends?

The exhibition typically sees the highest volume of visitors between 11:00 and 14:00 on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. To enjoy a more tranquil viewing of the Higashiyama and Senju works, arriving shortly after the 09:30 opening is highly recommended.