Domoto Insho (1891-1975) entered the Kyoto Municipal Painting School in 1918, and in 1920, he studied at the Seikosha art school established by Nishiyama Suisho. He was active mainly in official exhibitions, winning his first prize at the first Teiten Exhibition for his work Fukakusa, receiving a special prize at the third Teiten Exhibition for his work Chojumarizu, and winning the Imperial Art Academy Prize at the sixth Teiten Exhibition for his work Kegon. He was known for his detailed figurative paintings, but after he turned 60 and traveled to Europe, he shifted to an abstract style, completing abstract paintings with dynamic brush strokes. This exhibition, held to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Domoto Insho's death, is a major retrospective that looks back on his career, focusing on his representative works, including those exhibited at official exhibitions, and offers a comprehensive look at this artist who was famous not only in the Kyoto art world but throughout Japan.

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The National Museum of Modern Art Kyoto

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If the theme of the exhibition is attractive to you, this is a nice museum to watch. It has interesting timeless exhibitions of modern Japanese art, and good works of art in Kyoto. The museum floor is easy to manipulate. Brochures and labels are in English. The architecture and location are superb, with views of the mountains around the city. There are comfortable lounges on the ground floor and top floors to see the view. The museum coffee shop overlooks the picturesque Wuhu Canal. Unlike the National Museum, which has a sensational exhibition this month that attracts many visitors, the modern gallery feels very quiet

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Spring Outings

Historic buildings

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There are always many people, so it is necessary to go early in the morning. Living in Park Hyatt may have local advantages. You can walk there. You may wish to take a taxi. You can have the energy to climb for two or three years. Conan punches the shoulder, so you can wait a while to pay attention to the beauty of the mountain, and the base of the wooden structure.

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Fushimi Inari Taisha

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One of the oldest shrines in Kyoto, the main deity is Inari, who is in charge of harvest, business prosperity, and family safety. Behind the shrine, there are thousands of vermilion torii gates stretching to the top of the mountain, which is a representative landscape of Kyoto.
When I came at around 1pm, there were a lot of tourists. There were many shops at the door where you could change into kimonos. There were a lot of young men and women wearing kimonos. There were not many cherry blossoms in mid-April. Thousand Torii Gates⛩️In fact, it is easier to take pictures when you walk inside with fewer people.
If you just want to take a quick walk, there is still a mountain to climb behind, and you still have some time. You can overlook the panoramic view of Kyoto from the mountain.

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Mountain climbing

Located in the northwest of Kyoto City, the eastern edge of Danbo Heights, it is known as &quot;Kyoto&#39;s first victory&quot;. Inside: Yuye Bamboo Forest, Duyue Bridge, Lushan Park (composed of Guishan, Nakanoshima, Linchuan Temple, there are red pine, cherry blossom trees, maple trees, etc., as well as squares, resting places, observation deck and other facilities.), Tianlong Temple, Nomiya Shrine and other shrines. There is also Iwatashan Monkey Park. The Ping An era is an aristocratic resort, the Edo era has become a temple and shrine center, and the Meiji Renovation has gradually become a tourist attraction. ◦ You can take the Sapporo sightseeing train: drive along the Baojinchuan River Valley, the whole journey is 7.3 kilometers, about 25 minutes a way, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons. ◦ Baojinchuan rafting cruise: You can experience it in Guigang, cross the Qingshan Canyon to the Duyue Bridge, the fare is 4,100 yen for adults. I actually felt good after a tour, especially compared with the famous Sichuan Mountain of the motherland. The scenery is more exquisite and there is nothing special.

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Best Things to Do

At 6 o&#39;clock in the morning, the garden was still soaked in the fog of Kamogawa, and the stone road was shimmering like a ripple polished by time. From the OMO5 Hotel, follow the &quot;OMO Ranger&quot; to avoid the main road of tourists and turn into the west side alley of Huajian Road. The bamboo fence and red shell lattice windows of the geisha residence are half covered, the Edo-era wooden squat houses stretch their bones in the morning light, and occasionally the Buki apprentices in plain bathrobes pass by, and the sound of wooden squats and horn wind bells are woven into the morning song of the garden. Traveling to Anjing Jinbiro Palace, drilling the boulder round hole symbolizing the &quot;broken edge&quot;, the dew of the moss court is wet, if the dew is washed away by the gods and the world is worried. 🍡 Danbo House: The morning ceremony of the century-old shop turned to the four Tongnan Theatre, and the wooden signboard of Danbo House has been brightened. The old fruit shop, founded in the end of Edo, is fragrant in the morning when the first oven roasted dumplings are floating. The 130 yen soy sauce skewers, the outer layer is slightly crispy, but the bite is a soft rice pulp core, the salty and sweet sauce is wrapped in charcoal fire on the tip of the tongue, and a cup of Kansai style black bean tea, as if swallowing Kyoto morning dew. The Aicao Dafu in the window is wrapped in Danbo red bean paste, the fragrance of grass cakes and the red bean are densely stacked in the mouth, and the old craftsman smiles at the wooden counter. Time is fixed in this floating world-like market picture. ⛩️ The God Society and the Light and Shadow Narrative walked through the Ningning Road to the Yasser Shrine, and the Zhuhong Bird lived in the morning mist. The shrine was empty, and only the bells of the Shrine shook with the wind. Aboard the Gaotai Temple observation deck, the corners of the five-fold tower pierce the mist, and the roof of the squat house on the flower path constitutes a geometric symphony. On the return trip, the sun had climbed on the tea house grid in the A section of the garden, and the baked dumpling paper bag in the Danbo house still had Yu Wenting, which roamed in the morning, from divinity to fireworks, from silence to the sound of the city, which is the eternal dialectic of Kyoto aesthetics.

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