Adachi Zenko, a textile wholesaler from Shimane prefecture, opened the museum with its gardens in 1980. At this time he was already 71 years old. Adachi Zenko loved Japanese paintings and gardens since his youth. At the time he could afford it, he started to collect wonderful works of Japanese painters. When he decided to open a museum, it was an easy decision where: back in his hometown to show respect and gratitude.

There are several gardens around the museum. The main garden is the Dry Landscape Garden, but we can also find the Moss Garden, the Tea Garden, the Pond Garden, which is the oldest garden on the grounds, and the White Gravel and Pine garden, a tribute to works of Yokoyama Taikan.

The eBook about this garden was published with the support of the Adachi Museum of Art.

Content:

• Introduction
• Adachi Zenko
• The six gardens of the Museum
•   – The Reception Garden
•   – The Moss Garden
•   – The Tea Garden
•   – The Dry Landscape Garden
•   – The Pond Garden
•   – The White Gravel and Pine Garden
• Exhibitions in the main building and annex
• Cafes and Restaurants
• The gardener’s work – Anika’s Impressions
• Opening hours and access
• Around the Adachi Museum of Art

14 pages full of information about the Adachi Museum of Art
28 pictures of the gardens

PDF 13MB
The eBook is delivered as PDF.

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