Kotohiragu Takahashiyuichikan
kagawa
Takahashi Yuichi, known as the “pioneer of Western-style painting in Japan” and “a giant of the late Edo and Meiji periods,” is widely known as a painter of “Salmon” (owned by Tokyo University of the Arts, an important cultural property) and “Oiran” (owned by Tokyo University of the Arts, an important cultural property). The Takahashi Yuichi Museum has a permanent exhibition of many of his works from the Kotohira Shrine collection.
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Address
892-1, Kotohira-cho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa-ken, JAPAN 766-8501
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Access
Approximately 20 minutes by car from Zentsuji IC on the Takamatsu Expressway (to the entrance to the stone stairs)
Approximately 15 minutes walk from JR Kotohira Station or Kotoden Kotohira Station (to the entrance to the stone stairs)
There is no parking lot at Kotohira Shrine, so please use the parking lot in Kotohira Town.
Approximately 15 minutes walk from JR Kotohira Station or Kotoden Kotohira Station (to the entrance to the stone stairs)
There is no parking lot at Kotohira Shrine, so please use the parking lot in Kotohira Town.
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