Yamamoto Sōjun (1902–1988) was a prominent Japanese painter known for his contributions to the Nihonga style, which emphasizes traditional Japanese techniques and materials. He was born in Osaka and later studied under the renowned artist Yasuda Yukihiko. Sōjun's work often features natural themes, showcasing his deep appreciation for the beauty of the Japanese landscape. Throughout his career, Yamamoto Sōjun received numerous accolades, including the prestigious Japan Art Academy Prize. His paintings are characterized by their delicate brushwork and vibrant colors, reflecting the essence of Japanese aesthetics. Sōjun's legacy continues to influence contemporary artists in Japan and beyond.