I visited him at the Watanabe Seitei exhibition. There was no glass separating the work and the viewer, and I felt happy to be able to view delicate Japanese paintings in this way. I was also impressed by the staff's graceful service, which is typical of a gallery. From Exit 3 of Kyobashi Station, go up to the ground level and turn right around the perimeter of the Square Garden. The building is also beautiful.

The second floor is a gallery. I get a little nervous because I can see the painting up close.

It's a small place. There is a small staircase at the entrance, and a narrow, steep staircase leads to the second floor. But some people come in wheelchairs. Since there are a lot of people, I might be able to get a raise. Although it may be an art dealer, it is actually a small art museum with many chairs to sit on and a video room with explanations. In particular, I was surprised to see so many young viewers of Kobayakawa Akusei this time. My allergy to wartime masterpieces seems to be fading. Does this mean that I have come to have a genuine sense of respect for the war dead? Since it's Kyobashi, you won't have to worry about finding a building to rest in or a new toilet.

Admire 35 Edo paintings. I was excited because I was able to see Jakuchu up close and the prices were displayed.

I visited during the Tokyo Art and Antiques period. It's an image of a rare picture on display.

It seemed a little difficult to get into, but the nice staff explained things to me and I was left with a good impression. I would also recommend it to my family.

You can find a lot of things🤗

Thank you very much for showing us such a wonderful exhibition. Akira Kobayakawa's voice was amazing.

A gallery that handles high quality Japanese art. The interior is also stylish. Both Jakuchu and Okyo can be obtained as long as you have the money.

Beautiful japanese scrolls from Edo to modern period and japanese paintings are sold here Three/ four times a year an exhibition is held for their sale. Good quality and professional and kind staff.