An annex of the Setagaya Art Museum, built on the site where the Western-style painter Saburo Miyamoto (1905–1974) had his home and studio. It sits at the end of a walk from Jiyugaoka Station through the residential streets of Okusawa, and hosts rotating exhibitions that trace Miyamoto's career as a painter, from drawings to oil paintings. Visit it as part of a stroll through this calm residential neighborhood.
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October 1 – March 14
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東京都
About 6 min walk from Jiyugaoka Station (自由が丘駅)
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