
Famous Swords 55th Anniversary of Sano Museum of Art and 80th Anniversary of Mishima City

During the era when the samurai rose to power, many famous swords were born. Masatsune, who represents Bizen in the Heian period, Awataguchi Kuniyasu, who served as the official blacksmith for Emperor Gotoba, Sagami Masamune, who forged swords in the foothills of the Kamakura Shogunate, and Horikawa Kunihiro, the father of the new sword style.
Master craftsmen representing each era emerged and produced swords that led the times. These swords were treasured by famous warlords in history, such as Takeda Shingen, Uesugi Kenshin, and Oda Nobunaga, and have been carefully passed down to the present day.
Enjoy these famous swords, each with its own charm, like a hundred flowers.
Outline
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Admission fee
Adults and university students: 1,100 yen; elementary, middle and high school students: 550 yen
*Free admission for elementary and junior high school students on Saturdays
*20% discount for groups of 15 or more -
Opening hours
10:00-17:00 (entrance accepted until 16:30) -
Closed
Thursday -
Organizer
Sano Art Museum, Mishima City, Mishima City Board of Education -
Sponsored by
Shizuoka Prefectural Board of Education -
Grant
Mishima Shinkin Bank -
Sponsorship
Izuhakone Railway Co., Ltd.
Simultaneous Exhibition
Yozo Hamaguchi: Enveloped in Gentle Darkness
[Exhibited works]
・Vermilion Butterfly 1979
・Patrick's Cherries 1980
・Robina's Cherries 1981
・Watermelon 1981
・Ladybug 1984
・No 1985
・Knitting needles 1985
*All exhibited works are from the Sano Museum of Art