At Otsuka Museum of Art, we offer ways to enjoy the world of impressionist painter Claude Monet.
Head to the Otsuka Museum of Art during the season when the water lilies that Monet loved bloom!
  View 
Right now, the work andWater lilyThe best season to enjoy it together!
B2, Exhibition Room 57, Outdoor Exhibition Monet's "Water Lilies" (Orangerie Museum, Paris, France)

Monet lovedBlue water lily
"Water Lilies," a masterpiece painted by Impressionist painter Claude Monet (1840-1926) in his later years, is exhibited outdoors, taking advantage of the wind, rain, and UV-resistant properties of the ceramic panels. Colorful water lilies bloom in the pond surrounding the work, making this the perfect season to enjoy the masterpiece alongside! From July to September, the "blue water lilies" bloom, a tropical variety that never bloomed in Giverny, France, where Monet spent his time. Enjoy Monet's masterpiece and the beautiful natural scenery.
*The water lilies begin to bloom around 7:00am and gradually close their flowers around 2:00pm.
*Blooming times vary depending on weather and variety.







What kind of flower is a water lily?
Temperate Water Lilies
It is characterized by its flowers blooming above the water surface.
(Sometimes, the flowers grow taller and bloom...)  
Tropical water lily
With the stem slightly raised above the water surface
It is characterized by blooming flowers.


  Experience 
[Period] July 23, 2025 (Wednesday) - November 3 (Monday, public holiday)
Experience the world of paintings and enjoy taking photos as the main character! During the event, you can enjoy seven different art cosplays.



  Monet Goods 

Bring the lingering feeling of art into your own home! Popular Monet goods 
Petit Gaufre "Water Lily"
Strong Matcha 790 yen
Mirror Monet 990 yen
Art Socks Monet M/L 2,640 yen
Water Lily Scarf 16,500 yen
*T-shirt is not included in the product
[place]B3F Museum Shop
[time] 10:00-17:00
    *Audio guide rentals are available from 9:30 to 17:00








*Events may be changed or canceled depending on the situation.
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