Forty-two years ago, the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum opened its doors to the general public for the first time on November 3, 1983. That we have come this far we owe to the warm, unflagging support and patronage of our visitors, for which we are profoundly grateful.
TFAM was mandated by our museum’s founder Daisaku Ikeda to serve as a portal to the world and informed by our 2023 mission statement to foster global citizenry. As such, we have continued to engage in initiatives to facilitate the exchange of diverse cultures, promote opportunities for art appreciation in classrooms and communities, as well as enhance museum operations and enrich the viewer experience through digital technologies.
And we pledge to stay true to our mandate and mission, adding new chapters to our ongoing narrative of achievement as we strive to employ art in the service of peace for all.
In closing, I am happy to report that the schedule of major exhibitions for fiscal year 2026 has now been finalized, as listed below:
Special Exhibition from April 12, 2026 (Sun) to June 21, 2026 (Sun)
“Commemorating the Donation of the Kanbe Collection—The Reviving Spirit of Ukiyo-e: From Meiji Era Kaika-e to Shin-hanga”
Special Exhibition from October 3, 2026 (Sat) to December 27, 2026 (Sun)
“This is SUEKI—Ancient Vessels, Timeless Forms”
Special Exhibition from January 26, 2027 (Tue) to March 28, 2027 (Sun)
“Renoir and Japan”
Details of the respective events will be accessible on the TFAM website.
Yoshiro Shimizu
Director, Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
