FUJIYAMA MUSEUM

Greeting

This year, the Fujiyama Museum greets its fifth year since its opening in July 2003. A painting exhibition, which depicts a diverse cross-section of various seasons and views of Mt Fuji and also includes some newly acquired works, opened recently. A great number of visitors have already enjoyed the works on display. On the occasion of the Museum's fifth anniversary, and in order to express gratitude for the many visitors who have supported the Fujiyama Museum over the last 5 years, a special exhibition will be held, for which around 80 of our most popular works have been selected, divided between a first and a second season. The collection is represented by such preeminent Japanese artists as Okuda Genso's "Fugaku Syuyo (Mt. Fuji on a bright autumn day)", Yuki Ogura, and Tatsuo Takayama, to name a few. The Fujiyama Museum invites visitors to enjoy the unique and diverse visions of Mt. Fuji presented by these accomplished artists.

Saburousuke Okada's "Hakone yorino Fuji (Mt. Fuji from Hakone)", Okuda Genso's "Fugaku Syuyo (Mt. Fuji on a bright autumn day)", Yuki Ogura's "Hareyuku (Breaking clouds on Mt. Fuji)", Tatsuo Takayama's "Mt. Fuji", Tamako Kataoka's "Kotobukiyama Fuji (Happy Mt. Fuji)", Takeshi Hayashi's "Akafuji (Red Mt. Fuji)", Shiko Munakata's"Kumo Fujisan Zu (Clouds and Mt. Fuji)", Taikan Yokoyama's "Miho no Fuji (Mt. Fuji from Miho)", Eisaku Wada's "Benifuji (Scarlet Mt. Fuji)" among others. (Artists are listed alphabetically by their family name.)