The original handwritten manuscript of A Dark Night’s Passing by Shiga Naoya.Yanagi Muneyoshi, Shiga Naoya, and Mushanokoji Saneatsu, who played key roles in the Shirakaba magazine in the Taisho Period, all lived in Abiko. The museum possesses mainly manuscripts, letters, and other artwork from the Shirakaba school. It has a music room underground where visitors can appreciate songs by Yanagi Kaneko, Yanagi Muneyoshi’s wife, who was also a vocalist. This museum possesses and displays works by members of the Shirakaba school and Mingei movement artists, such as paintings by Mushanokoji Saneatsu and artwork by Bernard Leach.4Shirakaba Literary MuseumtwitterShirakaba Literary MuseumWebsiteShirakaba Literary MuseumFeaturing a collection of numerous materials related to the Shirakaba school, which played a leading role for contemporary Japanese art as a whole.2-11-8 Midori, Abiko City☎04-7185-2192Hours of operation: 9：30 – 17：00 (entry until 16:00)Closed: Mondays (or the next weekday if this is a national holiday), December 29 - January 3, Days of maintenanceEntry fee: 300 yen for general admission, etc.By foot 14 minutes from Abiko Station (1.1 km)
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