Ekingura絵金蔵

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Art Museum

This art museum is located in Akaoka-cho, Konan City. It stores the folding screen paintings by the late Edo to early Meiji period painter Ekin (Hirose Kinzo) that are displayed at the Suruda Hachimangu Jinsai festival held on July 14 and 15 each year. One exhibit allows visitors to view the folding screen paintings in the same dark setting as the night of the festival. Another allows visitors to view the paintings through a literal hole in the wall. The museum regularly rotates the paintings that are on display. It also features exhibits about the life of Ekin.

Kochi Pref. Konan City Akaokacho 538 (Kochi / NankokuArea)

0887577117

9:00-17:00 (until 16:30)

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Reviewed:2018/11/08 Beautiful museum

Very nice piece of arts can be seen here. Once our guide explained who was Ekin it was really amazing to hear all that he has done and the extreme problems he went through. All the painting reflected...

Reviewed:2018/10/30 絵金

かつて狩野派の絵師だった絵金が、この地で抱えられ、数々の作品を残した経歴が良くわかります。
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Reviewed:2018/07/24 絵金祭の絵金蔵

念願だった絵金祭に行ってきました。夜なので絵金蔵は閉まっているかな？と思いきや、「特別夜間公開」がありました。勿論、本物は町に飾られているのですが、覗き穴には、１点、本物がありました。
「白描展」があり、泥絵とはまた違った絵金の良さがありました。

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