Monsters and Ghosts Ukiyo-e Exhibition
Exhibition of ghoulish ukiyo-e woodblock prints at the Okuda Genso-Sayume Art Museum in Miyoshi. Admission: Adult ¥1000 Pair ticket ¥1800
Read moreExhibition of ghoulish ukiyo-e woodblock prints at the Okuda Genso-Sayume Art Museum in Miyoshi. Admission: Adult ¥1000 Pair ticket ¥1800
Read moreMiyoshi’s cherry blossom festival runs from March 25-April 9, but the main event is on Sunday, April 2 this year.
Read moreThe blossoms of the 1000 or so cherry trees in Miyoshi’s Ozaekiyama Park and along the Gononokawa Roverside are illuminated
Read moreRural Miyoshi in the north of Hiroshima Prefecture is perhaps unlikely to be top of the list on a first
Read moreEarlier this month, I heard that the Okuda Genso-Sayume Art Museum in Miyoshi is a great place to view the
Read moreKids will love blowing off steam in this playground next to the Okuda Genso-Sayume Museum and Miyoshi Winery.
Read moreImpressive 126m waterfall in the Miyoshi area that is beautiful at any time of the year.
Read moreThe coolest place in Miyoshi’s historical district.
Read moreDisplays on the history, folklore and archeology of the Chugoku mountain region.
Read moreAlkaline hot spring north of central Miyoshi on the road to the Kimita Origami Museum and Kannose Gorge.
Read more30 hectare park in Miyoshi containing 3000 ancient burial mounds, traditional buildings and a archeological museum.
Read moreThis pleasant hilltop park on the edge of Miyoshi’s historical district is best known for its cherry blossoms and autumn
Read moreDelightfully wacky museum housed in an old school building north of Miyoshi dedicated to the art of paper folding.
Read moreExhibition at the Okuda Genso-Sayume Art Museum in Miyoshi of works by the Japanese artist nicknamed “The Naked General” and
Read moreIf you are looking for a fun trip out of the city that the kids will love over the winter
Read moreThis well-designed art museum is dedicated to the work of locally-born Nihonga painter, Okuda Genso, and his wife Sayume, creator
Read moreTea and scones in a converted barn surrounded by lush green countryside…… You would be forgiven for thinking I have
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