A man who made the most of Japan's 'opening' to the world during the Meiji era, Naojiro Harada (1863-1899) studied French from an early age, and moved to Munich at 20 to pursue further education in the emerging genre of yoga (Western-style painting by Japanese). Challenging artistic and social conventions in his native country, Harada become something of a cult hero for his like-minded contemporaries after returning to Tokyo, and continued to hone his remarkable craft all the way up to an untimely death at the age of 36. Also shining a light on the pursuits of a number of his students and followers, this retrospective offers a comprehensive look at Harada's life and work, and is the first exhibition of its kind since the artist's passing (!). Well worth making the hike out to Saitama for.
Naojiro Harada Retrospective
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