EVENT
The 26th Special Themed Exhibition 'Hokkaido as Depicted by Hatsusaburo Yoshida'
Date and Time
2026/1/31～3/22
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM (※Admission until 4:00 PM)
Every Monday (However, February 23 (Monday/Holiday) will be open), February 24 (Tuesday)
A "bird's-eye view" is a drawing that depicts vast landscapes from a bird-like perspective. Hatsusaburo Yoshida (1884-1955) is known for drawing bird's-eye views of various places across Japan. In this exhibition, the "Hokkaido Bird's-Eye View," which marks its 90th anniversary since completion, and the ten-piece landscape painting set "Ten Views of Hokkaido" will be unveiled all at once! We will also focus on bird's-eye views and landscape paintings published in tourist brochures and postcards from various parts of Hokkaido, tracing the former appearance of Hokkaido.
■Chapter 1 "Bird's-Eye Views - Townscapes Seen from the Sky -"
■Chapter 2 "Original Paintings - Hokkaido Bird's-Eye View and Ten Views of Hokkaido -"
■Chapter 3 "Postcards and Book Designs - Depicting the Image of the Town -"
Fee
Free
※Separate fees apply if you wish to view the general exhibition.
Venue
Hokkaido Museum, 2nd floor, Special Exhibition Room
Organizer
北海道博物館
The content may change without prior notice.
Please be sure to check the organizer's official website for the latest information on the event.
