Chiaki Matsuse Exhibition at Miho no Matsubara

One of my stitching friends told me about this exhibit at Miho no Matsubara. I had seen this artist's work in 2016 at another museum and liked it, so I was happy to be able to go to this exhibit. A lot of the work involves colorful interpretations of Mt. Fuji. Photos were not allowed in the exhibit, but I did buy a post card.

I walked to Miho, and took a walk around the pine trees.

This is the museum at Miho, where the exhibition was held.

Between Miho no Matsubara and Miho Shrine is this wood walkway.

It was a good day - a long walk, a great exhibition, the ancient pine trees, and kaiten sushi for lunch on my way home.

Chiaki Matsuse Exhibition

One of my students told me that his neighbor, who is an artist had an exhibition at a nearby museum.  I had walked by the Verkehr Museum before but hadn't thought about going previously.  

It turned out to be even better than I anticipated.  The admission fee was only 400 yen, and there was a lot to see besides the Chiaki Matsuse Exhibition.  Photography was allowed on the first floor but not the second.  

Center of museum

In case of emergency, such as earthquake or tsunami

Here are photos of the Chiaki Matsuse Exhibition.  There is so much texture and detail in these pictures of Mt. Fuji.

Here are photos of other exhibits on the first floor. 

My town

My apartment is in this photo

The museum is open 9:00 - 4:30 Tuesday - Sunday.  If you are in the area, it's well worth seeing.