Kyoto Prefectural Insho-Domoto Museum of Fine Arts — Attraction in Kyoto

Small museum with some very interesting paintings and figurines. Personally, I like the artist's work because of his eye for detail and his ability to tell a story using contrast and shadowy impressions. He is also able to capture the nuances of a Japanese woman's facial expression and mannerism. One or two pieces also seem to reflect hints of Monet.

Photos of the art works are unfortunately not allowed, even without flash. However, the staff are very polite and kind.

My only consolation was being to buy postcards of a few pieces that I like.

Entrance fees are only 510 yen for adults. If you are 65 or older and can show proof of your age, you will be given a discount. There are no lifts or escalators but the upper levels are accessible by ramps.

Postcards and souvenirs are available from 100...

This art museum is situated just in front of Ritsumeikan University Kinugasa campus. It's also not very far from famous tourists spots like Kinkaku-ji castle. There are entry fees..300yen for kids, 400 yen for University students and 500 yen per adult. It's a different taste of arts specially paintings of Japan. Those who love art and paints must...

Visited during the special exhibit of Insho-Domoto work from across his lifetime. I had heard that he designed the building too but was impressed at how not just the building outer wall is designed by him but all the finer aspects of the building from door handles to the entrance gates. Well worth visiting to see the...