Leisurely admiring vibrant Japanese paintings of cherry blossoms and peonies, and festival floats
About this spot
A town art museum primarily exhibiting works by Nakashima Senha, a Japanese painter from Obuse. Large-format Japanese paintings depicting flowers such as cherry blossoms and peonies feature vibrant colors that anyone can appreciate as simply "beautiful," regardless of art knowledge. The museum also has an exhibition room for festival floats passed down through Obuse, allowing visitors to quietly experience the town's culture. With high ceilings and a spacious layout, it's perfect for spending a leisurely rainy afternoon.
Tips
The museum is barrier-free and you can view it with a stroller. Located less than 10 minutes' walk from the town center with free parking. It's often less crowded than the Hokusai Museum area, making it a hidden gem.
Best time to visit
Allow approximately 1 hour. The afternoon is relatively uncrowded and allows for unhurried viewing
Access & map
〒381-0201 Nagano Prefecture, Kamitakai District, Obuse Town, Obuse 595
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