2024
| Spring | Ohiroma of Nijo-rikyu Imperial Villa —Ichi-no-ma (First Room) of the Ohiroma— |
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| Summer | Repurposed Murals —Shikidai-no-ma— |
| Fall | From Wild Ginger to Chrysanthemums —Ichi-no-ma and Ni-no-ma (First and Second Rooms) of the Shiroshoin— |
| Winter | Murals from the Imperial Palace —Chodai-no-ma of the Ohiroma and the Kuroshoin— |
2023
| Spring Exhibition | Flower Corridor: Botan-no-ma in the Kuroshoin |
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| Summer Exhibition | Green Maple Leaves Welcoming Imperial Messengers:Chokushi-no-ma in the Tozamurai |
| Fall Exhibition | Chrysanthemums and Folding Fans: Yon-no-ma in the Kuroshoin |
| Winter Exhibition | Waiting for Spring, Surrounded by Pine Trees: San-no-ma in the Kuroshoin |
2022
| Spring Exhibition | Cherry Blossoms and Landscapes in Kuroshoin: Artistic combination of Japanese and Chinese styles discovered in Taimensho |
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| Summer Exhibition | Pine and Hawk : Mural paintings representing the shogun’s prowess |
| Fall Exhibition | Reviving the Beauty of the Kano School : 50th anniversary exhibition of the reproduction project |
| Winter Exhibition | Celebrating the New Year: Pine, bamboo and plum |
2021
| Spring Exhibition | Cherry Blossoms and Landscapes from the Shogun’s Point of View: Murals in the Kuroshoin Meeting Rooms |
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| Summer Exhibition |
Meeting Rooms of the Ohiroma as the Scene of Historical Events First period: Ni-no-ma from the Shogun’s Perspective Second period: Ichi-no-ma Surrounding the Shogun |
| Fall Exhibition | Pioneering Edo-Period Painting: Kano Tan’yu Masterpiece Matsukujaku-zu in the Ohiroma San-no-ma |
| Winter Exhibition | Murals of the Tozamurai “Tiger” Rooms: King of Bamboo Forest as the Guardian of the Palace |
2020
| Spring Exhibition | Meeting Rooms in Bloom: Spring in the Kuroshoin Murals |
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| Summer Exhibition | Pine Trees and Beach with Pine Trees: Murals in the Kuroshoin San-no-ma |
| Fall Exhibition | Autumn Scenery: Selected Murals from the Shiroshoin |
| Winter Exhibition | Flowers and Trees of the Momoyama Period: Murals in the Tozamurai Chokushi-no-ma |
2019
| Spring Exhibition | Murals of Plum and Peony Blossoms: Flowers Adding Color to Corridor |
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| Summer Exhibition | Matsutaka: A Legacy from the Momoyama Period |
| Fall Exhibition | Meisho-e Coming from the Imperial Palace: Murals of Chodai-no-ma |
| Winter Exhibition | The Change of the Seasons: Kacho-zu of Roju-no-ma |
2018
| Exhibition one | Paradise for Tigers and Leopards—Tigers in a Bamboo Forest in the San-no-ma in the Tozamurai |
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| Exhibition two | Pine-Tree Paintings and Flower-and-Bird Paintings—Works of Two Different Periods in the Shikidai-no-ma |
| Exhibition three | Sparkling Autumnal Grass—Paintings of the Kiku-no-ma in the Kuro-shoin |
| Exhibition four | Peacocks by Kano Tan’yu—Fusion of Realism and Creativity of the Young Artist |
2017
| Exhibition one | Frolicking Tigers in a Bamboo Forest: Murals of the Tozamurai |
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| Exhibition two | Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Restoration of Imperial Rule Part 1: A Most Magnificent Display of Paintings |
| Exhibition three | Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the Restoration of Imperial Rule Part 2: The Setting for a Historic Event |
| Exhibition four | A View of the Lake: Sumi-e Ink Wash Landscapes of the Shiro-shoin |
2016
| Exhibition one | Awaiting the Shogun in Winter—Matsu-zu and Hamamatsu-zu Murals from inside the Kuro-shoin |
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| Exhibition two | Continuous Change—Murals Enjoy New Life at Nijo-jo Castle |
| Exhibition three | Loving the Seasons—Fall Flowers Decorate the Palace |
| Exhibition four | Winter Changes to Spring—Snowscapes on Palace Murals |
2015
| Exhibition one | Revisiting Tigers on Guard in the Tozamurai—Murals of the Tora-no-ma |
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| Exhibition two | Front and Back—Murals of the Shikidai |
| Exhibition three | Adornments of Authority—Birds and Giant Pines of the Ohiroma |
| Exhibition four | Gallery 10th Anniversary Special Exhibit—Okakiji-zu from Ancient Nagoya and the Ancient Capital |
2014
| Exhibition one | Tigers on Guard in the Tozamurai—Murals of the Tora-no-ma |
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| Exhibition two | Sumi-e Ink Wash Painting Masterpieces—Landscapes, People, Flowers and Trees in the Shogun’s Shiro-shoin Living Room |
| Exhibition three | Blooming Chrysanthemums and Fluttering Fans—Enjoying Fall in the Kuro-shoin |
| Exhibition four | Magnificent Fowl – Hawks and Peacocks of the Great Hall |
2013
| Exhibition one | Hills and Fields of Spring—Flowers and Trees of the Tozamurai |
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| Exhibition two | First Exhibit of Original Murals of the Shikidai—Shikidai-no-ma |
| Exhibition three | Second Exhibit of Original Murals of the Shikidai—Roju-no-ma |
| Exhibition four | The Imposing Jodan-no-ma of the Great Hall—Shogun in the Pines |
2012
| Exhibition one | Shogun’s Dignity: Paintings of Peacocks and Pine Tree in the Ohiroma |
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| Exhibition two | Decorating the Shogun’s Space: Magnificent Alcove Paintings |
| Exhibition three | Fall Leaves of Tatsuta, Winter Birds and Flowers: Rare Public Viewing |
| Exhibition four | The Proud Pines of Ninomaru-goten Palace: Yearning for Eternal Prosperity |
2011
| Exhibition one | The Paintings of the peony and sakura—flowers of warring state and Edo’ |
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| Exhibition two | Palace of the birds—their nobility, gracefulness and gallantry |
| Exhibition three | Hidden warrior (Mushagakushi) and paintings of famous places—Legends and mysteries in the darkness |
| Exhibition four | The shogun’s living quarters and the Shiro-shoin—Ink paintings that decorate a relaxing space |
2010
| Exhibition one | Kuro-Shoin exhibition of screens of sakura—Screens that formed the backstage of the Taiseihokan |
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| Exhibition two | Exhibition for the concerto of the chrysanthemum and the fan—screens of the Kuro-Shoin Yon-no-ma the first exhibition following their repair |
| Exhibition three | A historical stage exhibition through the eyes of the shogun—Matsu kujaku-zu of Ohiroma and Ni-no-ma |
| Exhibition four | The spring special exhibition—This is Matsutaka-zu! |
2009
| Exhibition one | Kuro-Shoin exhibition of screens of sakura—Screens that formed the backstage of the Taiseihokan |
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| Exhibition two | Kuro-Shoin exhibition of pine tree screens—the first exhibition following their repair |
| Exhibition three | Exhibition of Autumn and Winter—First public showing! Ink paintings of flowers and birds in the Shiro-shoin |
| Exhibition four | Spring special exhibition—This is Matsutaka-zu!’ |
2008
| Exhibition one | Ninomaru-goten Palace exhibition Lots of birds—First public showing! Tanyu’s peacocks |
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| Exhibition two | Kuro-Shoin screen exhibition—view from the shogun’s point of view |
| Exhibition three | Autumn exhibition—a famous painting from Kyoto Imperial Palace and screens of birds and flowers of the Kuro-Shoin |
| Exhibition four | Spring special exhibition—This is Matsutaka-zu! |
2007
| Exhibition one | Screens not on public display from the Shiro-shoin—the room of the shogun and emperor |
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| Exhibition two | 400 years since the birth of Naonobu Kano special exhibition (first)—flowers and birds on display on a historical stage |
| Exhibition three | 400 years since the birth of Naonobu Kano special exhibition (second)—Japanese style changing |
| Exhibition four | Spring special exhibition—This is Matsutaka-zu! |
2006
| Exhibition one | Screens not on public display from the Shiro-shoin—the room of the shogun and emperor |
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| Exhibition two | 400 years since the birth of Naonobu Kano special exhibition (first)—the flowers and birds on display on a historical stage |
| Exhibition three | 400 years since the birth of Naonobu Kano special exhibition (second)—Japanese style changing |
| Exhibition four | Spring special exhibition—This is Matsutaka-zu! |
2005
| Exhibition one | Ohiroma Yon-no-ma Matsutaka-zu—traditions of Momoyama and the shogun’s valor |
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| Exhibition two | Revived masterpiece—Revival! Screens of the Kuro-Shoin |