El País, 2009
The Japanese painter Yoshiro Tachibana settled in Muxía in the 1970s and uses the Galician landscape as a source of inspiration for his works.
La Región, 2008
I paint for those who appreciate the light.
La Voz de Galicia, 2007
Muxía, a refuge for painters: Renowned artists such as Detlef Kappeler, Nelso Zumel, Yoshiro Tachibana, and Alexandro have found their personal and professional paradise on the Costa da Morte.
Ashikaga Exhibition, 2004
Sanda Exhibition, Japan, 2001
El Correo Gallego, 1998
Yoshiro Tachibana: "The art of painting is to copy the harmony of nature."
La Voz de Galicia, 1998
"Wherever one can eat well, live well, and love well, that place is my homeland."
Exposición Sanda, Japón, 1997
El Correo Gallego, 1994
Yoshiro Tachibana, a Japanese painter who has lived in Muxía for 25 years, prefers the storm to paradise “a boring place where all you can do is sleep.”
La Voz de Galicia, 1985
Tachibana: a Japanese painter who found his own paradise in Muxía.