By TADAYUKI ITO/ Staff Writer
October 6, 2024 at 07:00 JST
The set of paintings collectively titled “Kacho-zu” (Paintings of birds and flowers) kept at the Miyakoshi family home depict scenes of spring and summer from right to left in Nakadomari, Aomori Prefecture. (Provided by Nakadomari town’s education board)
A simple request to examine a centuries-old artwork led to a stunning discovery: the paintings on “fusuma” sliding doors owned by a long-established family in northern Japan were deemed to be missing parts of a priceless set in the possession of the British Museum in London. [Read More]
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