In 2022, Sinzo created this work. This work is a work of art that accurately portrays the body of a child and the gestures of a child. The image is up to you, but it is a work that captures  A parent looking at a sunset on the beach in summer, watching his child from behind. The unique coloring of the sunset and the movement of the child's feet are the characteristics of this work. The painting is a relatively large work as her works on a 65.2x53cm canvas.

 Around the 1800s, the culture of Japonism was born overseas. This coincided with the period when Japan stopped its isolation and began trading with foreign countries. Europeans, who had originally been exposed to Chinese culture, quickly accepted Japanese art and incorporated it into their daily lives. The period was medieval France. Monet, the world-famous capital of art, used ukiyoe as wrapping paper for his art works. He was so impressed by the wrapping paper that he transformed it into art. There is a fine line between art and mere wrapping paper. I wonder if there might be some eggs that could become art lying here and there in our surroundings. The important point is awareness. I digress today.

Do you know which museums have the most visitors in the world? You can probably guess. In fact, I visited there myself last month, as I traveled to France twice, in June and September. I have enjoyed the Louvre Museum.   So, do you know which museum in Japan has the highest museum in this world ranking? Probably not many people know this. It is the National Art Center, Tokyo. Unfortunately, it is ranked 20th in the world.   What makes this museum unique is that it does not have any stored items. Therefore, it has no originality. It is just a building. In a good way, each time you visit, you will see different exhibits and always see new works.   If you are ever in Tokyo, please stop by. Kokuritsu-Shin-Bijutsukan The National Art Center, Tokyo 7-22-2 Roppongi Minato-ku Tokyo 106-8558 Japan

  The Okura-Shukokan is the oldest art museum in Japan, established in 1917. It was built by Kihachiro Okura in an effort to protect Japanese cultural properties from being lost overseas at the time.   Most of the arts on display are Japanese paintings. And some unique items, such as swords used by samurai, are on display. The museum is not very popular among Japanese people, but it is a good place to see the roots of Japanese art. If you are a tourist from abroad and plan to visit Tokyo It will be easier for you to understand Japanese culture if you see such culture.   Address 2-10-3 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0001 Japan   Fee $10(USD)

  Haruna Tokimatu's works are characterized by a concept that fuses time and people. She expresses her world view with a little humor. I have the impression that she especially expresses  "happiness" and portrays it well with human expressions. She also releases three-dimensional works, and since he is close to my age, he is a Japanese artist that I would like to personally pay attention too. Must check her works!!

Access is very easy to visit from centre of Tokyo. Address ：〒 153-0062 Tokyo, Meguro City, Mita, 1 Chome−13−3 Entrance fee ： It’s depend on kind of exhibition.   The museum ’ s three exhibition galleries hold about twenty exhibitions each year that highlight the museum ’ s extensive lineup and our curators ’ deep expertise. These exhibitions include thematic collection exhibitions of pieces — some rare — selected from our collection of 36,899 works (as of March 31, 2022),     I like photo art because it easily can be received imagination than drawing. People look the same things but how to look are each feeling.   Enjoy to trip Japan

Style: Acrylic Country: Japan Distributing: Pilloceed Size:W727xH606mm (288 5/8 x 23 inch)   This is a pretty larger work created last year 2021. The artist herself seems to be enjoying a peaceful life with her new family.   The mother's mouth is smiling and the blue coloring of her feet is unique and tasteful.   We can also faintly feel the sun's light from the upper left corner, and although it is a very hot time of the day, the mother is tired. Even so,but still carries her child on her shoulders, creating an adorable work of art.   As a side note, I would like to show you how "Creeping up something," which I introduced the other day, would look like if it were exhibited at home. It is very popular because it can be placed in a small window or a small space like this. The price range also makes it a great gift, so please let us know if you would like to give it away.