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Komai Genki / Two rabbits


This rabbit painting was done by Komai Genki, a disciple of Maruyama Okyo. It captures the characteristics of a rabbit in a simple way.

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2021年3月17日

Koike Kyokuko / Dragon in clouds


Kyokuko was one of the four great painters of the Sendai domain and specialized in painting flowers and birds. This dragon is also depicted with such vividness that it seems to emerge from the clouds.

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2025年8月25日

Koike Kyokko / Two Cranes Under Pine Trees


Koike Kyokko is one of the four great painters of the Sendai domain, alongside Azuma Toyo, Sugai Baikan, and Kikuta Ishu. He studied bird-and-flower painting under Shen Nanpin, and although he followed his style, Kyokko’s brushwork is gentle and generous, reflecting his character, which was described as “warm-hearted and sincere.”

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2026年1月20日

Kobayakawa Shusei / Rising dragon


The dragon pushes through the dark rainclouds and climbs vigorously towards the light.

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2024年2月12日

Kishi Renzan / Tiger roaring under the moon


The tiger painting by Renzan, the third generation of the Kishi school, gives the impression of tiger’s solid frame under the cover of its fluffy fur.

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2024年1月17日

Kishi Renzan / Tiger and Dragon


A dragon soaring through the sky and a tiger roaring on a rugged cliff. The tiger’s expression is full of realistic fierceness.

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2024年3月30日

Kishi Renzan / Family of tigers under the pine tree


This is a tiger painting with strong eyes, but the overall image is somewhat cute. Tigers of this era were drawn from the imagination, so apart from the pattern on its back, it has a very cat-like appearance.

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2022年11月5日

Kishi Chikudou / Parent and baby deer, A pair of six-panel folding screens


Chikudou was one of the three great masters of the Kyoto art world during the Meiji period, along with Mori Kansai and Kono Bairei. He excelled in tiger paintings,but in this work he also fully captures the lively and adorable nature of deer.This work was exhibited at the “Kishi Chikudo and His Art” exhibition held at the Kyoto Prefectural Library and Archives.

2026年2月7日

Kishi Chikudou / Jicchosei / large hanging scroll


The Ten Longevity (Jicchosei) refers to the ten symbols of eternal youth and longevity: the sun, water, pine, crane, turtle, deer, and the herb of immortality, plus three of the following: mountain, cloud, moon, stone, and bamboo.

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2022年1月15日

Kino Hironari / Wagtail


A single wagtail stands at the base of an old pine tree. It is said that wagtails sing around the time of “Hakuro” in the 24 solar terms, heralding the arrival of autumn. In this work, you can almost hear the wagtail’s chirp in the silence.

2020年9月11日

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