Mini Exhibition: Koujin Toneyama — Depicting Oni ＠Ryotsu Folk Museum [Now On View]
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2026.01.06
Currently on view at the Ryotsu Folk Museum is a special exhibition featuring “Oni of Sado” painted by Japanese-style painter Koujin Toneyama.
In Sado, oni are believed to ward off misfortune and bring good fortune. They appear widely in local performing arts such as Oni-daiko (Demon Drum performances) and have long been familiar, beloved figures in everyday life.
Through Toneyama’s works, this exhibition offers a rare opportunity to discover the lesser-known roles and unique魅力 of oni passed down in Sado’s culture.
We invite you to experience the presence of oni hidden within these stories at the venue.
▼Exhibition Period
January 5 (Mon) – February 15 (Mon), 2026
8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
▼Venue
Ryotsu Folk Museum
▼Admission
Adults: 300 yen
Elementary & Junior High School Students: 100 yen
Group discount (15 or more): 20% off
Adults: 240 yen / Students: 80 yen
▼Event
One-Point Talk Session
A short talk introducing the concept of “Oni of Sado” based on the exhibited works
(Please note: this is not a detailed artwork explanation)
Date & Time: February 1 (Sun), 2026, 1:00–1:30 PM
No reservation required. Open to all.
▼Special Note
With the Galaxy Common Discount Pass for Sado Island Galaxy Art Festival 2025 Winter Season, visitors can enjoy both the festival artworks and this mini exhibition.
(Valid from January 23)