Information checked: August 19, 2026, 12:11 PM JST.
The official Yamanakako tourism listing says the Tamaki Miura 80th-anniversary exhibition, titled I Will Sing, continues only through Sunday, August 23. It focuses on the celebrated soprano’s welfare and relief work beyond her formal stage career.
Key Facts For Travelers
How to Reach the Exhibition
The official listing estimates about 25 minutes by local bus from Mt. Fuji Station or about 40 minutes from Gotemba Station, followed by a five-minute walk from the Literary Forest Park stop. From the Yamanakako Asahigaoka highway-bus terminal, the walk is about eight minutes.
Drivers can follow National Route 138 for approximately four kilometers from Yamanakako Interchange. Parking is listed as available, but the page does not provide a space count, so visitors arriving near the final weekend should allow extra time.
Plan Around the Final Weekend
The exhibition is organized by the Soho Fureai-kan and Yamanakako Village Board of Education. It presents Miura as Japan’s first prima donna and looks at the singing and relief activities through which she supported soldiers and disaster victims.
The event listing provides the run dates, admission, and access but not a day-by-day opening calendar. Confirm opening hours directly before making a dedicated trip, particularly for August 23, and keep enough time for the walk back to the bus stop.
Traveler Actions
- Visit no later than Sunday, August 23, and confirm opening hours before leaving.
- Use Literary Forest Park for the shortest listed local-bus walk.
- Save the return-bus timetable because services around Yamanakako can be spaced apart.
- Carry the correct admission amount and allow time for the permanent Soho Fureai-kan displays included in the fee.
- Drivers should allow extra parking time during the final weekend.
Official Sources
- Yamanakako Tourism Association official Tamaki Miura 80th-anniversary exhibition listing
- Yamanakako Tourism Association official access information
Update History
- August 19, 2026: Created from the official Yamanakako event listing, including the August 23 final day, venue, standard admission, and public-transport and car access.







