SEISONKAKU
  • About
    • Outline
    • Incorporated Foundation
    • Operation
  • Noteworthy
    • Ekken-no-ma (Formal guest chamber)
    • Tsukushi-no-en-teien (Garden of Horsetails)
    • Omoto-no-en-teien (Rhodea garden)
    • Shoken-no-ma & Gunjō-no-ma (Reading room & Ultramarine Room)
    • Ajiro-no-ma & Ecchu-no-ma (Wickerwork Room & Toyama Room)
    • Seiko Shoin, Seiko-ken & Hikaku-tei (Reading Room, Tearoom & Garden)
  • Collections
    • Jirozaemon Hina (Traditional Japanese royal dolls)
    • Nashiji Umebachi-mon Karakusa Makie Hina-dogu (Doll furniture painted with lacquer in which gold or silver flakes are used)
    • Gosyo Ningyo, Mitate Ningyo, Benkei to Ushiwaka (Old Imperial Dolls, Guardian Dolls, Benkei the Warrior Monk and Ushiwaka the Military Commander)
    • Hai-hai (Crawling-baby dolls)
    • Asagiri Chirimenji Gosyodoki Monyo Kosode (Embroidered Silk Crepe Quilted Party Kimono)
    • Akasyusuji Hananoshi Shippo Moyozome Syuuyogi (Red Satin Cloisonne Nightgown)
  • Exhibitions
    • Current Exhibitions
    • Upcoming Exhibitions
    • Special Openings to the Public
    • Past Exhibitions
  • Visiting Information
  • Inquiry
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SEISONKAKU
  • Current Show
  • Upcoming
  • Special Opening
  • Past
  • Under Planning

SEISONKAKU

Seisonkaku is an incorporated foundation responsible for the custody and management of the buildings, gardens, arts and crafts, and other materials owned by the Maeda family. It also plans and holds exhibitions.

Incorporated Foundation

Operation
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2015 Certificate of Excellence
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