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Special Exhibition: Ghost and Yōkai Paintings from the Fukuoka City Museum Collection

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Published May 20, 2026 10:01 PM ・ Updated Jun 14, 2026 2:07 PM ・ 2 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

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The Fukuoka City Museum will hold a special exhibition showcasing about 100 ghost and yōkai (monster) paintings from its collection, primarily from the Edo period, including works by artists like Itō Jakuchū and Kawanabe Kyōsai.
The exhibition explores the human fascination with the supernatural, from fear to amusement.
The Fukuoka City Museum is hosting a special exhibition showcasing its collection of approximately 100 ghost and yōkai paintings, primarily from the Edo period, by artists like Itō Jakuchū and Kawanabe Kyōsai.

The Fukuoka City Museum will hold a special exhibition showcasing about 100 ghost and yōkai (monster) paintings from its collection, primarily from the Edo period, including works by artists like Itō Jakuchū and Kawanabe Kyōsai. The exhibition explores the human fascination with the supernatural, from fear to amusement.

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The Fukuoka City Museum, home to one of Japan's foremost collections of ghost and yōkai paintings, presents a special exhibition featuring a curated selection of about 100 works. The display centers on pieces from the Edo period by renowned artists such as Itō Jakuchū and Kawanabe Kyōsai. This exhibition delves into why these eerie beings were painted, cherished, and collected, highlighting the human stories behind the art. The collection is diverse, ranging from the terrifying and the ephemeral to the comical and cute. Visitors can enjoy a multifaceted experience of this colorful world through related events like a ghost story rakugo session and lectures.

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FAQ

What is the significance of Itō Jakuchū's artworks in the Fukuoka City Museum's 2024 ghost exhibition?

Itō Jakuchū's paintings are featured in the exhibition as notable examples of Edo-period yōkai art from the museum's collection.

How many ghost and yōkai paintings are displayed in the Fukuoka City Museum's special exhibition?

Approximately 100 ghost and yōkai paintings from the Edo period are showcased in the special exhibition.

Which historical period do the Kawanabe Kyōsai works in the exhibition represent?

The Kawanabe Kyōsai works in the exhibition originate from the Edo period, reflecting supernatural themes.

When will the Fukuoka City Museum host its special exhibition on yōkai paintings?

The special exhibition on yōkai paintings is scheduled to be held at the Fukuoka City Museum in 2024.

What theme does the Fukuoka City Museum's exhibition explore through its 100 yōkai artworks?

The exhibition explores human fascination with the supernatural, ranging from fear to amusement, through 100 artworks.

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