The world's smallest Ukiyoe museum
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Stephen Ko (21.10.2017 13:09)
Very small, but very cool. Maybe not worth a visit just for this, but definitely pop by if you’re in the area. Not glamorous or large, but he is an artist in his late 60s haha!
Very small, but very cool. Maybe not worth a visit just for this, but definitely pop by if you’re in the area. Not glamorous or large, but he is an artist in his late 60s haha!
Steven Long (05.08.2017 12:08)
Very nice man, hes very old now. There's not many left of these original printers , it's worth buying an original print from him.
Very nice man, hes very old now. There's not many left of these original printers , it's worth buying an original print from him.
Luke Webb (27.05.2017 13:00)
A must visit shop, you can buy hand made prints from the proprietor, who is one if the last hand printing masters of Japan.
A must visit shop, you can buy hand made prints from the proprietor, who is one if the last hand printing masters of Japan.
Dave Lyneham (24.02.2017 08:52)
You must visit this place while it continues to operate! The eccentric gentleman who runs it (doubling as his home) is so sweet and generous with his time, going to explain in great detail the history and art of "Ukio-e" Japanese wood block printing. In Japanese only. He also sells some ukio-e prints to suit all budgets and some are very beautiful.
You must visit this place while it continues to operate! The eccentric gentleman who runs it (doubling as his home) is so sweet and generous with his time, going to explain in great detail the history and art of "Ukio-e" Japanese wood block printing. In Japanese only. He also sells some ukio-e prints to suit all budgets and some are very beautiful.
Paul B (31.08.2016 12:50)
The really friendly old man owning the museum hand makes all the wood printed art pieces, which you can see and buy at the museum, himself.
The really friendly old man owning the museum hand makes all the wood printed art pieces, which you can see and buy at the museum, himself.
