Reiko Inoue

Japanese style paintings (Nihon-ga)
Motives: people and cats.

Yumi Akiyama

http://r-studio6.wixsite.com/mysite-1
Mental or imagined scenery is expressed in sumi ink in the piece based on the sprits of Japanese calligraphy.
The work also has the concept of the “blank”, the importance of the balance between black and white, tangible and intangible or fullness and emptiness.

Junsuke Yokoyama

http://www.j-yokoyama.info
Paper clay, Acrylic

T. Wakabayashi

http://www.t-wakaba.jp
The earth is floating in the large universe. The people living on earth are the newest but also the most responsible ones at the same time.
We were born into a material civilization and our role for the earth is now being questioned.

ART LITTLE SHINE

https://sites.google.com/site/artlittleshine/
I am Christian and an artist of contemporary art.
My works are inspired by the Bible. Using themes like rainbows, rain and water I want to portray hope.

Masakazu Takahata

http://www.acechiro.com/Takahata.html
My works reach from classical to modern art.
Without the determination onto a specific method I create frescos, and works from small sizes to large sizes.
My works also include stainless steel, stone carving, photographs, gardens, graphic design and architecture.
masakazu-a-m@gaia.eonet.ne.jp

Akemi Sugimoto

I like to draw ordinary sceneries and expressions of children.
While keeping my
While keeping the passion towards drawing which I felt when I began, I want to create works which stay in the viewers head.

Syunso Ishida

Contemporary calligraphy.
Mainichi syodou.

Koichi Nakada

www.koichinakada.red
I draw while following my impulses.
Not knowing whether the impulse comes from my soul or brain, I simply draw what is within myself.
I often draw with paint or crayons on newspaper rather than on a canvas.

Yasutaka Hayashi

http://hayashi12131.wix.com/hayashi-works
I draw courses of events which we forget and situations which are forgotten.

"Japanese-Museum.com" will introduce Japanese art museums and artists who live in Japan.

You can search the museum for each location or category.
We will display Japanese artists in the same area as the museums we showed.

Category: Fine art