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Aizuwakamatsu City was among the first in the country to enact a landscape ordinance, but as time passes, the momentum to protect and nurture the scenery seems to be steadily fading. Amid this, in an effort to preserve nostalgic views on canvas, Mr. Ichinose continues to paint landscapes. This is a solo exhibition at the Fukunishi Honten Gallery, the first in four years since 2023. Many new works will be on display. During the exhibition, there will be two gallery talks by Mr. Ichinose: at 11:00 AM on Saturday, July 25, and at 3:00 PM on Tuesday, July 28. Please participate via the usual admission procedure.

This is 岩瀬書店会津若松駅前店. We will share the event information for July!

We’re hosting a hands-on cooking event using an induction cooktop again this year! Families are very welcome to participate. This year we’ll make colorful crepes and marshmallow jelly. Please apply via the link in 'Related Sites'! There are two venues, so please be careful not to go to the wrong one. 7/11,8/2 FTVハウジングプラザあいづ（会津若松市一箕町八幡滝沢88-1） 7/28 クリナップ会津ショールーム（会津若松市滝沢町7-20）

　In Taisho 7, at nineteen, the precociously gifted painter “松原石舟” won a prize at the Nitten; however, his life as a painter would continue to wander as he kept “seeking a painting that was his alone.” 　With support from the 森川家 and 星野家（材木町）in 若松, and after the war from the 本名家（柏屋）in 郡山, he was able to leave behind a great many works until his death in Showa 51 at the age of seventy-seven. 　This time, moved by the strong wishes of his daughter (second daughter), Ms. 浅里久美子, and with the assistance of many collectors, we have been able to gather in one place paintings of diverse styles from Taisho 7 through the early Showa 50s. 　We hope that on this occasion you will enjoy the colorful, diverse, and at times even uncanny works of 松原石舟, which were about to fade away in the flow of time.