These wonderful works are warmly and poetically painted depictions of sky and water blending beautifully with the street, modern European landscapes, Musashino's nature, and seasonal flowers such as roses and cosmos. Many of the paintings, including 10 pieces measuring 100cm, are on display on various floors of the hospital, including the Prana Hall on the 5th floor. The paintings by artist Toshikazu Ikebata were generously donated to the hospital by his son, Hiroyuki Ikebata, and his family.

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Year of birth: 1921 (passed away in 2011)

Origin: Saitama Prefecture

1971 First exhibit at Daiichi Art Exhibition, won the special prize

1976 Grand Harmony Exhibition member recommendation

1981: Great Harmony Exhibition, Member's Effort Award

1985: Daichowa Exhibition, Member's Honorable Mention Award

1986: Great Harmony Exhibition, Member's Effort Award

1987: Daichowa Exhibition, Member's Honorable Mention Award

1991 Daichowa Exhibition Daichowa Award

This huge "Sunflower" mural stretches 15 meters wide and 23 meters high and is painted in the atrium between the basement and the third floor. The vibrant sunflower painting embodies artist Kimura Hideki's passion: "Energy is not something that is bestowed upon you, it's something that you have to grab for yourself. I want to confront illness head-on and give patients the power to heal their illnesses through my paintings."

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Year of birth: 1942

Origin: Osaka Prefecture

After graduating from the Department of Design at Kyoto City University of Arts, he became a lecturer at the same university.

1971 Organized "MOJO WEST" at Kyoto University Western Auditorium, produced rock band Murahachibu and others.

He then produced world rock festivals with Yuya Uchida and others.

He began creating murals after turning 60. His representative works include the sliding screen paintings "Lotus Trilogy" at the Hakushoin Temple of Shoren-in Temple.