A museum nestled in the verdant Honda no Mori park. Enjoy a harmonious blend of modern architecture and nature while leisurely appreciating works related to Ishikawa Prefecture and special exhibitions.
Cultural Arts
Highlights
Extensive collection of works related to Ishikawa Prefecture
Rich program of special exhibitions
Museum nestled in the lush greenery of Honda no Mori
Harmonious blend of modern architecture and nature
Convenient location near other cultural attractions
From Kanazawa Station, take the Hokuriku Railway or Hokutetsu Kanazawa Bus (Hokutetsu Bus) to the "Hirosaka・21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art" bus stop, a 5-minute walk, or the "Demachi" bus stop, a 10-minute walk.
Also accessible via the Kanazawa Furatto Bus (Kikukawa Route) to the "Prefectural Museum of Art・National Crafts Museum" bus stop.
Note that the Hokuriku Railway bus stop "Prefectural Museum of Art・Joson-kaku" is only served by the Kanazawa Light Up Bus, operating on specific nights since April 2021. Show route
Op.Hours
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Entrance until 4:30 PM)
Cld.Days
Open all year round (closed only during exhibit changes)
Fee
General Admission…¥310
Groups (20 or more)…¥260
Seniors (65 and over)…¥210 (Free on holidays)
High school students and younger…Free
Kanazawa City Cultural Facilities Joint Ticket usable.
INFO
Inside the museum, you'll find a museum shop selling traditional Ishikawa crafts and reproductions of the collection, as well as a cafe, "Le Musée de H Ash KANAZAWA," produced by Hiroyuki Tsujiguchi, a renowned patissier from Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture.
The Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art is located in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Its modern building, nestled within the lush greenery of Honda no Mori, harmoniously blends with the surrounding nature, offering a tranquil and inviting atmosphere. The museum boasts a wide-ranging collection, primarily featuring works related to Ishikawa Prefecture, encompassing modern art, traditional crafts, and more, with frequent special exhibitions. The permanent collection offers encounters with numerous pieces providing deep insights into the history and culture of Ishikawa. For instance, the Kokuhou (National Treasure) "Color-painted Pheasant Incense Burner" by Ninsei Nonomura captivates viewers with its exquisite brushwork and vibrant colors. Special exhibitions showcase works by renowned domestic and international artists, or themed collections, promising new discoveries and inspiring moments. Located near Kenrokuen Garden (one of Japan's three great gardens), the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, and other prominent cultural institutions, the museum is a perfect addition to your Kanazawa exploration. After your visit, consider a stroll through beautiful gardens, relax at a unique café, or simply enjoy the charming city of Kanazawa. The Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art offers a space for enriching your sensibilities and fostering new discoveries through art.