Higashi-goen-zashiki
| Establishment | Kyoto Imperial Palace |
|---|---|
| Building | Kogogu-tsunegoten |
| Type | Room |
| Floor Finish | Tatami-matted |
| Tatami Type | Momi-beri (Tatami border died in Red ) |
In the Higashi-goen-zashiki, a pair of cedar doors (sugito) features two paintings by Kokubu Bun’yū: “Ryo-u-ō Nasori “(a scene from a traditional court dance) and, on the reverse side, “Forsythia Blossoms”. At the southern end of the room, another pair of cedar doors, marking the boundary with the Minami-goen-zashiki features a painting by Ukita Jōan titled “Peony and Horsefly”.
