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Morioka City Art Collection Exhibition "Horse"

  2026/4/11~2026/6/28 Morioka City   158 Views

The exhibition corner on the first floor of the Taisho Warehouse will regularly host exhibitions of art owned by Morioka City. This time, we will be exhibiting works depicting the horse, this year's zodiac animal. The works are by Tetsuro Sawada (from Mikoda-cho, Morioka City), Fumio Maida (from Ichinoseki City), and Sanzo Wada (from Hyogo Prefecture). Please come and see them.

Exhibition Period: April 11th (Sat) – June 28th (Sun), 2026 [Free Admission]

9:00-19:00 (last entry 18:30)

*Closed on the fourth Tuesday of every month (or the following Wednesday if it's a public holiday)

Location: Morioka Machiya Monogatari Museum, Taisho-era Storehouse, 1st Floor Exhibition Corner

Organizer: Morioka Machiya Monogatari Museum (Designated Manager: Iwate Art Support Center, NPO)

Co-sponsored by: Morioka City

Holding period 2026/4/11~2026/6/28
Open time 9:00~19:00 (last entry at 18:30)
Venue Morioka Machiya Monogatari Museum, Taisho-era Storehouse, 1st Floor Exhibition Corner
Address 10-8 Nataya-cho, Morioka City
Parking have
Price free
Contact 019-654-2911
HP Click here for official website and other related sites

※Event information is subject to change. Please see the official website for details.

 


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