The artist conducts research on the region, focusing on preserved foods—a craft that is becoming increasingly rare—and presents an exhibition exploring seasonal connections and diversity centered on daily life and livelihoods.

On weekends and national holidays, visitors can enjoy an irori (hearth) experience inside the museum, which includes tasting preserved foods featured in the exhibition.

Exhibition Overview

[Dates & Times] January 25 (Sun) ～ March 22 (Sun), 2026
10:00 – 17:00　*Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, except national holidays

[Admission] Echigo-Tsumari in Winter 2026 Common Ticket or Winter Field Museum Ticket: Adults ¥1,200 / Children 6-15 years old ¥600, or Individual Admission: Adults ¥400 / Children 6-15 years old ¥200
*The Winter Field Museum Ticket includes admission to Matsudai NOHBUTAI and Matsudai History Museum. From March 9 onward, the common ticket cannot be used for admission.

Artist Profile

Born in Miyagi Prefecture in 1989, currently living in Yamagata Prefecture. An artist who creates works based on themes of questions that arise in relation to places. Based on on-site experiences, literature research, and oral history, he explores the relationship between place and people, and expresses this through paintings, essays, animations, and more.