Hakone Open-Air Museum

Overview

The Hakone Open-Air Museum offers a unique space where Hakone's rich nature and art blend seamlessly. Spread across a vast 70,000 square meter site, approximately 120 sculptures by renowned domestic and international artists are displayed, naturally integrated into the surrounding landscape. Visitors can freely wander the outdoor exhibition, enjoying the unique character of each work and the beauty of the surrounding nature simultaneously. The Picasso Pavilion, a symbol of the museum, showcases Picasso's ceramic works. Picasso's distinctive sculptural beauty and color sense captivate visitors. The museum also offers plenty of child-friendly facilities, including playgrounds and a "Net Forest," making it perfect for families. Children can engage with art while playing, making it a great destination for family outings. Cafes and restaurants are located within the museum grounds, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy meals while taking in the beautiful Hakone scenery. The Hakone Open-Air Museum offers more than just art appreciation; it's a unique space where you can experience art within nature and enjoy time with family. It provides a valuable opportunity for children and adults alike to engage with art from different perspectives and foster creativity. The museum aims to attract a broader audience, hoping to make art enjoyable even for those who don't typically consider themselves art enthusiasts. When visiting Hakone, be sure to visit the Hakone Open-Air Museum.