“Nihonga”: Rediscovering the Classic Japanese Painting Style

Hayami Gyoshū’s masterpiece Dancing in the Flames, 1925. (Color on silk, Yamatane Museum of Art. Important Cultural Property.)

Yamazaki often wears a kimono in public settings.

Badges developed in collaboration with Meiji Tokyo Renka.

Higashiyama Kaii, Toshi kuru (End of the Year), 1968. (Color on paper. Yamatane Museum of Art.)

Okuda Gensō, Oirase: Aki (Oirase Ravine: Autumn), 1983. (Color on paper, Yamatane Museum of Art.)