Take the Shizuoka Shizutetsu Bus, Ishida Kaido Line, bound for 'Tōro Iseki' (Tōro Ruins) from Platform 22 at JR Shizuoka Station South Exit. The ride is approximately 10 minutes. Get off at the terminal stop. Parking: Tōro Park Parking Lot Show route
Op.Hours
9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Cld.Days
Every Monday (except national holidays), the day after a national holiday (excluding Saturdays and Sundays), during exhibition changes (four times a year), and year-end and New Year's holidays.
Fee
General: ¥420 / High school & University students: ¥260 / Elementary & Junior high school students: ¥100 / Preschool children: Free
(Group discounts for 30 or more people: ¥50 off for general admission, ¥60 off for high school and university students, ¥20 off for elementary and junior high school students)
*Free admission for residents of Shizuoka City aged 70 or older, elementary and junior high school students (including those attending school), and preschool children.
*Free admission for the disabled and one accompanying person upon presentation of a disability certificate.
*Some admission fees were revised from October 1, 2019.
INFO
Please cooperate with temperature checks and hand sanitization at the museum entrance.
The Shizuoka City Keisuke Serizawa Museum showcases the works of Keisuke Serizawa, renowned as a leading figure in "Kata-e-zome," a traditional Japanese dyeing technique. Serizawa participated in the "Mingei" (Folk Crafts) movement in the 1950s, promoting the beauty of traditional Japanese crafts. His philosophy and techniques continue to inspire many artists today. At the Shizuoka City Keisuke Serizawa Museum, you can experience the allure and culture of traditional Japanese crafts through Serizawa's work.
The museum's architecture is a masterpiece by Seiichi Shirai, a giant of modern architecture. Shirai is known for his functional yet artistic buildings, and the Shizuoka City Keisuke Serizawa Museum is one of his representative works. The building harmonizes with the surrounding natural environment, presenting a dignified presence in serene surroundings.
In addition to Serizawa's works, the museum displays his collection of ethnographic materials. Serizawa explored the roots of Japanese traditional crafts through these materials, collected from around the world. This collection provides invaluable insight into Serizawa's philosophy and sensibility.
The Shizuoka City Keisuke Serizawa Museum allows you to experience the charm of Japanese traditional crafts through Serizawa's works, while also appreciating the unique architecture designed by Seiichi Shirai. We highly recommend a visit.