Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art

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Located at the foot of Mount Shinobu, offering panoramic views of Fukushima city. The museum boasts lush greenery and a beautiful Japanese garden perfect for a relaxing stroll.

Overview

The Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art opened in July 1984 (Showa 59), alongside the adjacent Fukushima Prefectural Library. Its purpose is to enhance people's sensitivity and cultivate their aesthetic sensibilities through exposure to outstanding artworks, providing a space for relaxation, joy, and inspiration. To achieve this, the museum strives to enrich its collection, preserve precious cultural properties, actively promote exhibitions and educational programs based on ongoing research, and provide diverse information on art. Nestled at the foot of Mount Shinobu, a symbol of Fukushima City and a beloved recreational spot, the museum offers convenient access from Fukushima Station while maintaining a serene environment where you can hear the birdsong. The vast 60,000-square-meter grounds feature trees, flowers, expansive lawns, and a Japanese garden, providing a peaceful space for relaxation and strolling. The museum and library aim to be utilized as spaces for seeing, hearing, speaking, creating, and thinking, offering a variety of services based on multifaceted functions and abundant information. The Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art features diverse exhibitions, showcasing works by artists with ties to Fukushima Prefecture, contemporary art, and international artworks. The museum and library collaborate to provide various resources on art. Surrounding the museum are numerous sightseeing spots, including Mount Shinobu and Fukushima city center. The Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art offers a place to enrich your soul through art.

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Basic Information

Address: 1 Nishiyoyama, Mori-ai, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Fukushima

Access: From JR Fukushima Station East Exit: ● Train: Fukushima Kotsu Iizaka Line → Get off at "Bijutsukan Toshokan-mae Station" (2-minute walk) ● Bus: From Bus Stop No. 9, Fukushima Kotsu Momorin 2 Course → Get off at "Kenritsu Bijutsukan Iriguchi" (3-minute walk) >> For details, please see the Fukushima Kotsu website (link to external page) ● Taxi: Approximately 5 minutes By Car: ● From Fukushima Iizaka Interchange: Approximately 15 minutes (Head south on National Route 13 towards Fukushima city center, go through Shinobuyama Tunnel, and turn right at the Chuo Post Office intersection.) ● From Fukushima Nishi Interchange: Approximately 20 minutes (National Route 115 → National Route 13 north, turn left at the Chuo Post Office intersection.) *The route from Fukushima Nishi Interchange is somewhat complicated, so first-time visitors are recommended to use the Fukushima Iizaka Interchange. ※The parking lot is shared with the Prefectural Library and has 150 spaces (free. 12 large buses can park). From Fukushima Airport: ● Limousine Bus: Fukushima Kotsu Limousine Bus: Approximately 40 minutes to JR Koriyama Station (serves all flights). Transfer at JR Koriyama Station → Tohoku Shinkansen (downline): Approximately 15 minutes to Fukushima Station ● Shared Taxi: Fukushima Airport Shared Taxi: Approximately 70 minutes to Fukushima city (reservation required) >> For details, please see the Fukushima Airport website (link to external page) Show route

Op.Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Entry until 4:30 PM). Opening hours may change on New Year's Day.

Cld.Days: Every Tuesday (the following weekday if Tuesday is a national holiday). The museum may be open without closing days during special exhibitions and other planned exhibitions.

Fee: Permanent Exhibition: General admission ¥1,000 (¥800 for groups of 20 or more), High school/University students ¥800 (¥640 for groups of 20 or more), Elementary/Junior high school students ¥400 (¥320 for groups of 20 or more). Special Exhibitions: Fees vary depending on the exhibition.

INFO: Barrier-free facilities include an elevator, wheelchairs, multi-purpose restrooms, and stroller rentals. Wi-Fi is available in some areas of the museum.