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A Hundred Works by Japanese Illustration Master Iwasaki Chihiro on Display in Taiwan – The Largest Original Exhibition in Asia

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — The illustrator of “Totto-Chan: The Little Girl at the Window,” beloved by millions of readers and most familiar to Taiwanese audiences, Iwasaki Chihiro, has an original exhibition coming to Taiwan. ...

By MOOK Scenic Spots House, compiled and reported | Photography by Zhang Yingying, MOOK Scenic Spots House

The original illustration exhibition by Iwasaki Chihiro, the illustrator of “Totto-Chan: The Little Girl at the Window” that has moved millions of readers and is most familiar to Taiwanese audiences, is now on display in Taiwan. In the past, there have been few records of Iwasaki’s original works being exhibited overseas, and this time, the exhibition of a hundred pieces in Taipei is considered the largest of its kind in Asia.
 

Deputy Director of the Chihiro Art Museum, Takezuka YPko, delivered a speech at the press conference.

The press conference also featured a surprise highlight—a birthday cake for the artwork “The Girl with the Red Hat”!

This exhibition is the largest display of Iwasaki Chihiro’s original works in Asia, featuring a hundred original illustrations from the Chihiro Art Museum. It not only showcases the innocent expressions of children, but also the delicate brushwork and soft, vibrant colors that bring warmth and a carefree sense of childhood.

The exhibition also introduces the life of Iwasaki Chihiro.

 

Iwasaki Chihiro was a renowned illustration master in Japan. She passed away in 1974 at the age of 55 due to illness. The Chihiro Art Museum was established in her hometown of Anjo, Nagano Prefecture, and continues to showcase her artistic achievements to the world.

These are
items beloved and used by Ms. Iwasaki Chihiro.

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