Japan art museums

If we already have an album with paintings from the museum, its name is a link to this album. To see the location of the museum on the map, click on its address.

Cities: Tokyo, Kasama, Hakone, Hiroshima, Komaki, Yoshiwa, Izumi, Nagoya, Tokyo, Kurashiki.

Tokyo

Fuji Art Museum (Fuji Art Museum)

Bridgestone Museum of Art (Bridgestone Museum of Art )

National Museum of Western Art (National Museum of Western Art)

Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Museum of Art (Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Museum of Art)

Kasama

Nichido Museum of Art (Nichido Museum of Art)

Hakone

Pola Museum of Art (Pola Museum of Art)

Hiroshima

Museum of Art (Museum of Art)

Komaki

Menard Art Museum (Menard Art Museum)

Yoshiwa

Museum of Art (Museum of Art)

Izumi

Kuboso Museum of Arts (Kuboso Museum of Arts)

Nagoya

Aichi Arts Center (Aichi Arts Center)

Tokyo

Fairy Art Museum (妖精美術館)

Kurashiki

Ohara Museum of Art (Ohara Museum of Art)

Museums in Japan are open on Saturday and Sunday. Monday is considered a day off. Museums are open from 10:00 to 17:00, with no lunch break provided. Most museums are open on national holidays. The exception is New Year holidays, which last from December 28 to January 3. This applies to government institutions; private collections welcome guests during this period as well.

Tickets to many Japanese museums can be ordered online in advance. There's an opportunity to join a tour, but it will be conducted in English. Some museums offer audio guides also in English.