Minamigaoka Art Museum

The magnificent old folk houses were spectacular.

Original Text

At the museum, I was able to see works such as Kaii Higashiyama. I also walked along a tree-lined road to another facility Sangoso. I was able to take a leisurely tour at the old folk house Sangoso with a thatched roof, and I also took a break at the coffee shop.

Chiguhagu

Original Text

I wonder what kind of company supports, but many employees are at the front desk at the front door and seem to be useless in common sense. However, the works collected on the second floor seem to have been collected by a lot of money such as buffet paintings and Picasso pottery. The Sangoso Museum is not worth seeing in an old folk house. I drank coffee, but it was so thin that I wanted to ask the waiter's aunt if this was coffee and there was no smell.

Beautiful gardens and historic old folk houses wrapped in silence

Original Text

I've been to Karuizawa many times, but this is my first time and I really like it. I went by car, but I didn't immediately know which building was the museum because there was only a sign called Minamigaoka Club. The reinforced building in front is the school training center, and the second floor is the main building of the museum. Although it is a small museum, the paintings of Kaii Higashiyama, Kyuko Kataoka, Takanori Ogisu, Picasso's ceramics, and the three-dimensional works of Akio Omori, who I saw for the first time, were also wonderful. Leaving the main building, ...

A nice building.

Original Text

It is located in the villa area of Minamigeoka, Karuizawa, which I long for. It is owned by Chuo Engineering School. I got lost several times. There is a bill, but it's a little confusing. But it's a quiet and nice place surrounded by trees. It's an old building and a small museum. If it comes as a museum, it may be hmm. I like the paintings of Kaii Higashiyama here.

Museum in Beautiful Tree 々

Original Text

It is a building that stands in a beautiful tree 々. Japanese paintings and pottery were exhibited in the building. There is also a quaint Japanese garden near the entrance. The museum is also attached to the building called Sangoso. It is a relocation of a private house of a wealthy farmer in the Edo period from Yamanashi Prefecture. １９３５ Since he came to this place in the year, he seems to have been named Sangoso. It looks pretty good, but the interior was also pretty good.