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The museum is located in Misumi, Nagato City, the birthplace of the painter Yasuo Kazuki. 
Kazuki, who loved his hometown, never left it and continued to create works under the themes of human love and peace. The museum opened in 1993 after receiving a donation of carefully preserved works from Kazuki's family. The museum's collection includes oil paintings from his early and later years, ink drawings, and small objects called "toys".　

The Yamaguchi Center for Arts and Media, commonly known as “YCAM”, is an art center located in Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture.

In addition to exhibition spaces, the Center’s facilities include a cinema, a library, workshop spaces, and a restaurant among others.

Operating around a central axis defined by the pursuit of new artistic expression incorporating media technology, the Center has been hosting a variety of events including exhibitions, performances, movie screenings, workshops for children, etc. since its opening in November 2003.

[Photo: Shintaro Yamanaka "Qsyum!" Photo: Yamaguchi Center for the Arts and Media (YCAM)]

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The Hagi Uragami Memorial Museum was opened in 1996 with the donation of ukiyo-e prints and oriental ceramics collected by Toshiro Uragami (1926-2020), a businessman from Hagi. The museum houses approximately 5,500 ukiyoe prints by Hiroshige Utagawa, Hokusai Katsushika, Kuniyoshi Utagawa, and others, 600 pieces of oriental ceramics from China, Korea, and other countries, and 800 pieces of modern and contemporary ceramics and craftwork (as of 2021). The museum was introduced in the Michelin Green Guide Japon, a travel guide for foreign tourists, as a two-star tourist facility, the highest ranking in Yamaguchi Prefecture, along with Kintai Bridge, one of the three most famous bridges in Japan.

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Since its establishment in 1979, the Yamaguchi Prefectural Art Museum has been collecting, preserving, exhibiting and researching mainly on works by artists who have connections to Yamaguchi prefecture.
The collection includes Japanese paintings by Toyo Sesshu, Unkoku school, Kansai Mori and Hogai Kano; oil paintings by Yasuo Kazuki, Shohei Matsuda and Wasaku Kobayashi; sculptures by Shigeru Ueki and Kiichi Sumikawa; photographs by Katsuji Fukuda, Tadahiko Hayashi and other representative photographers from postwar Japan.
The collection in the Permanent Exhibition Galleries, exhibits different works on the walls every month or two depending on the theme.
In the gallery where Japanese paintings are displayed, the museum has prepared a special space with tatami flooring. Once you take off your shoes and sit here, it will feel as if you’re enjoying the works inside a Japanese-style house.
Since its opening, the museum has held large-scale special exhibitions several times a year to introduce the diversity of art and culture in the world. For a detailed exhibition schedule, please visit the Yamaguchi Prefectural Art Museum’s website or contact us.
Gaze out at the outdoor sculptures in the courtyard from the museum’s café, and enjoy the vibrant nature that changes from season to season. The café, as well as the museum shop, are open to the public including those without a ticket so please feel free to drop-in during open hours.

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