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A small museum inside a commercial building by the station, built on two local painters and changing its shows often.
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Art Hall Toshukan is a museum in Fukagawa, Hokkaido. It exhibits works by the calligrapher Ogawa Toshu, a native of Fukagawa, the Western-style painter Matsushima Masayuki, and many other art works. It is on the second floor of the Fukagawa Economic Center Building, close to Fukagawa Station. The director is the Western-style painter Watanabe Sadayuki. It opened on May 19, 2001. Art Hall Toshukan opened in 2001 on the second floor of the Fukagawa Economic Center Building with the aim of promoting exchange among citizens through art.
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Founded / opened：1996 Highlights / collection：Oil paintings by Masayuki Matsushima, Works by Hokushu Takahashi Genre：Western-style painting
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