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The Morita Shiryū Gallery
Previously unexhibited works from the City of Toyooka’s collection, brought to life in the artist’s hometown.
TOYOOKA1925, second floor, Toyooka, Hyogo
Pre-opened September 25, 2026
Bokuhaku is a gallery devoted to Morita Shiryū’s work, drawn from the collection of the City of Toyooka. A careful selection from the city’s 52 works is shown in the town where he was born, together with brushes and other personal effects.
Morita Shiryū (1912–1998) was in dialogue with artists East and West, among them Franz Kline, Pierre Soulages and Isamu Noguchi, and opened sho, Japanese calligraphy, to the contemporary art of the world.
The gallery is on the second floor of TOYOOKA1925, a hotel in a landmark former bank building that is a national cultural property. It pre-opened on September 25, 2026 with an invitation-only preview.
About Morita ShiryūOrganized by CYCLE Inc. (TOYOOKA1925), in cooperation with the City of Toyooka and the Shiryu Morita Estate.
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