-Approximately 26 Western masterpieces from 1000 countries around the world are reproduced in full size on a ceramic plate-
The viewing route is about 4 km! holds all year Events on a theme in "the art museum which can come across a world masterpiece"
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All gallery talks (*including commentaries on group tours) will be suspended for the time being,
but in the B3F center hall, the museum staff's To art piece commentary, "I see! World Masterpiece
SHOW!" can be viewed in video format.
● Café de Giverny on the 2nd basement floor is open as usual, but
"A restaurant garden" above the ground on the 1st floor and
"Cafe Vincent" on the 3rd basement floor will be closed for the time being.
"A restaurant garden" above the ground on the 1st floor and
"Cafe Vincent" on the 3rd basement floor will be closed for the time being.
The period may change. We would appreciate your understanding.
Updated 2022/5/8
The Otsuka Museum of Art, one of the largest permanent exhibition space in Japan
You can appreciate our art in peace
Get a taste of how wide the world is
through the the exhibit space about 1０,０００ tsubo
Refresh in this wide space
You can appreciate our art in peace
Get a taste of how wide the world is
through the the exhibit space about 1０,０００ tsubo
Refresh in this wide space
★ You can stay to 5250 people at the same time in a hall
There is the possibility that the hours of the museum change due to circumstances of the new coronavirus infectious disease
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