Kamakura Kaburagi Kiyokata Memorial Museum

Kamakura Kaburagi Kiyokata Memorial Museum

Kaburagi Kiyokata is a museum that focuses on modern Japanese art with the theme of pure women, lively citizen’s lives, and literary works. There are many emotional Japanese paintings and elegant literary essays stored at this museum. In 1994, bereaved family members wanted to share with future generations on how Kamakura City was conveyed in paintings and literary works, so they donated artworks and documents, as well as the land and building. In 1998, it opened as a memorial museum.

Kamakura
Kamakura Kaburagi Kiyokata Memorial Museum
ADDRESS 1 Chome-5-25 YukinoshitaKamakura-shi, Kanagawa-ken
TEL 0467-23-6405
BUSINESS HOURS

9:00~17:00

REGULAR HOLIDAY

Monday (If there is a holiday, open on monday and closed next business day), Exhibition Change, End of the year and New Years (12/29~1/3)

FEE

Planning exhibition 200 yen (Special exhibition is 300 yen)

PARKING LOT None
HP http://www.kamakura-arts.or.jp/kaburaki/

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