Kida Kinjiro Museum of Art

You can enjoy it slowly.

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The admission fee is 600 yen, but the JAF member discount was 500 yen. It is a small museum where you can enjoy the work and history of Kinjiro Kida, who is from the local area. I was able to appreciate it slowly. In addition, I was able to see the view in all directions 360 degrees from the roof corridor. You can rest assured that the new corona infection prevention measures are also neat.

A painter who became a model of "worries that grow"

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This is my second visit. Although it is a small museum, you can understand the life of an orphan painter and feel the passion transmitted from paintings. The encounter with Arishima decided to live as a painter. ３ The sea seen from the observation corridor on the floor is the sea that Kinjiro Kida loved and drew.

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The parking lot is shared with the roadside station. Admission fee ５００ yen is ＪＡＦ discount and ４００ yen is the same as other public shiribeshi museums. He is known as a painter who became a model of Takeo Arishima's novel "Troubles to Born". Shiribeshi Museum Road Joint Exhibition ２０１９ "Sunny, sometimes cloudy, snowy" Stamp Rally Participation Hall ＰＲ is also modest. "25th Anniversary Special Exhibition Kinjiro Kida in Tokyo" exhibition will be held at the same time. "Button" and "Rose ... of Nihonbashi Takashimaya's new work

Worth a detour Museum of Kinjiro Kida's "Born troubles"

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Cultural Day The weather was nice, so I visited the nearby museums as a hot spring in Niseko. Kinjiro Kida is a famous painter in Hokkaido who became a model of Takeo Arishima's short story "Troubles in Born". I read this novel in high school, but it was moving and memorable to me at that time. The museum is a modern building behind the former Iwauchi Station, and although it is small, you can enjoy it slowly. I like the painting of the painter's horse and the sun, but this time it wasn't on display. Culture ...

Hokkaido painter

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Takeo Arishima Due to the worries of birth, many (1,500 works) disappeared due to the great fire in Iwanai, but many of the works that were outside Iwanai and later were exhibited.