The Intersection of Art and History

#OsakaTrip
Early in the morning, I arrived at Nakanoshima Park in Osaka, a gem surrounded by the Dojima and Tosabori Rivers, an urban oasis in the city. Strolling through the park, the riverside cherry blossom trees and neatly trimmed lawns complement each other beautifully. The morning light filters through the leaves, adding a touch of poetry to the city. I quietly sat on a bench, watching passersby leisurely ride their bicycles, feeling the city’s relaxed and culturally rich atmosphere. In the afternoon, I took the train to Kyoto to visit the Kyoto City Kyocera Museum of Art. This museum, with nearly a century of history, blends traditional and modern architectural styles. The Japanese paintings and contemporary art on display are captivating. I immersed myself in the exquisite brushwork of the Rinpa school and was also drawn to the bold expressions of contemporary art. Here, art is not just a static display but an interactive presence with space and time. Stepping out of the museum, the sunset bathed Kyoto’s streets in golden light, perfectly concluding this artistic journey.

Post by 栗栗子 | Mar 25, 2025