Exhibition of Two Masters: Kaii Higashiyama and Hiroshi Senju 2026 in Japan Ticket Information

• March 5, 2026 at 9:00 am
  Event date:
• May 10, 2026 at 6:00 am
  Event end:

Overview

Witness a historic dialogue between two giants of Japanese painting at the special exhibition “Two Masters: Kaii Higashiyama and Hiroshi Senju.” Hosted at Corasse Fukushima, this showcase brings together the serene, highly spiritual landscapes of Kaii Higashiyama and the powerful, contemporary resonance of Hiroshi Senju’s world-renowned “Waterfall” series. The exhibition explores themes of “tranquility” and “nature,” weaving a visual narrative intended to provide emotional recovery and inspiration to the people of Fukushima as the region marks 15 years since the Great East Japan Earthquake.

The collection features a total of 36 works, including rare public viewings of Higashiyama’s “Windy Beach” and Senju’s “Waterfall.” Higashiyama, known for his contemplative “Higashiyama Blue,” and Senju, famous for his monumental scale and traditional mineral pigment techniques, represent the pinnacle of postwar and contemporary Nihonga (Japanese-style painting). To support future talent, the event also features an open competition space adjacent to the main hall, displaying award-winning works from students and the general public that challenge the boundaries of beauty.

Why Attend

• View a rare joint exhibition featuring 36 masterpieces from two of Japan’s most influential landscape painters, highlighting the evolution of Nihonga over several decades.
• Experience the “Waterfall” series by Hiroshi Senju up close, a work that combines minimalist modern language with ancient Japanese painting materials and techniques.
• Contribute to a meaningful cause, as a portion of all ticket proceeds will be donated to Fukushima Prefecture to support cultural promotion and the “Future of Children” initiative.
• Explore the accompanying “Open Competition” gallery, which showcases the next generation of Japanese artists inspired by the legacies of Higashiyama and Senju.

Schedule & Ticket Information

Jasumo provide Concierge Ticket Service that assists international visitors in securing tickets that usually require many verifications. Submit your request through the Jasumo Contact Form by sharing your preferred date, venue, or performance, ticket type, and quantity. Once you’ve reviewed the event details, simply confirm your selection and our bilingual team will support you end-to-end, including Smart Ticket application and payment coordination via credit card, convenience store, or ATM.

Please note that ticket availability is not guaranteed. After receiving your request, we will first check real-time availability on the official ticket platform. If tickets are available, we’ll make every effort to secure them for you. If they are sold out, don’t worry — we can also source tickets through trusted and verified resale marketplaces in Japan, helping you get the best possible seats.

You can find all the tickets. Please contact us.

How to Purchase Tickets?

Jasumo provide Concierge Ticket Service that assists international visitors in securing tickets that usually require many verifications. Submit your request through the Jasumo Contact Form by sharing your preferred date, venue, or performance, ticket type, and quantity. Once you’ve reviewed the event details, simply confirm your selection and our bilingual team will support you end-to-end, including Smart Ticket application and payment coordination via credit card, convenience store, or ATM.

Our dedicated team manages the entire process from initial inquiry to final delivery. This specialized support is particularly valuable for events utilizing “Smart Tickets,” which often require specific mobile app setups and Japanese phone number authentication. By handling these logistics on your behalf, we provide a reliable path to your favorite shows while offering flexible payment options that suit your travel needs.

Disclaimer

Jasumo offers a specialized facilitation service for foreign tourists and non-Japanese residents in Japan, assisting with ticket acquisition for cultural and entertainment events through authorized and official platforms. We are not a ticket reseller and do not sell tickets directly. Our role is to guide international customers through the official booking process and help overcome common challenges, including:

• Language Barriers: Many ticketing systems operate only in Japanese; Jasumo provides full bilingual support.
• Local Platforms: Assistance with lottery applications, payment procedures, and e-ticket delivery methods.

Faqs

Is there a difference in ticket validity for weekdays versus weekends?

Tickets are sold with different price points for weekdays and weekends/holidays. Please ensure you purchase the ticket that corresponds with your planned visit date, as a weekday ticket may not be accepted for entry on a Saturday or Sunday without an additional upgrade fee at the door.

Do I need to bring a physical ID if I purchase a student-tier ticket?

Yes, all individuals entering with a university, high school, or junior high school student ticket must present a valid student ID at the reception. For international travelers, an International Student Identity Card (ISIC) is generally accepted as proof of enrollment by Japanese museum staff.

What is the specific location of the exhibition within Corasse Fukushima?

The exhibition is held in the 3F Hall of Corasse Fukushima, which is conveniently located near the West Exit of JR Fukushima Station. The venue is fully accessible and features a 9:30 AM opening time, with the final admission allowed until 4:30 PM each day.

Does a single ticket allow for multiple entries over the course of the exhibition?

A standard ticket is valid for one visit only during the period from March 5 to May 10, 2026. Once the ticket is scanned at the entrance of the 3F Hall, it cannot be reused for a second entry on a different day, regardless of whether it was purchased as an advance or same-day ticket.

Are children under junior high school age required to have a ticket for entry?

According to the official notes, tickets are required for junior high school students and above. For younger children, admission policies can vary, so it is recommended to confirm at the venue; however, students in junior high and high school must have a valid ticket and ID.

Location