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MORIO Shikoku Tourist Destination Art Exhibition

Oct 15 – Nov 30, 09:00–18:00 · Kazurabashi Story Museum, Miyoshi · Tokushima

Dates

  • Oct 15 – Nov 30, 2026, 09:00–18:00

About this event

Summary
Second solo exhibition by Yusuke Morimoto featuring paintings of Shikoku landscapes.

Highlights
  • Artist: Yusuke Morimoto (MORIO)
  • Theme: Remembering SHIKOKU
  • Content: Over 60 tourist destinations depicted
  • Location: Iya Valley


Details
This exhibition showcases the work of Yusuke Morimoto, a painter from Tokushima Prefecture who works as "MORIO," a Shikoku tourism artist. The event presents the second solo exhibition titled "Remembering SHIKOKU," featuring paintings that capture the landscapes of Shikoku. The collection includes works depicting more than 60 tourist destinations across the region. For local residents, the exhibition offers a chance to rediscover the charm of their home region. For visitors from outside the prefecture, it provides an immersive experience of traveling through Shikoku and serves as a reference for planning future trips. For specific attendance days and further details, please check the artist's Instagram.

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Event details come from organizers' websites and web searches. They are not guaranteed to be accurate. Check the official website before you go. Times are Japan time (JST).