Otsuka Museum of Art
Otsuka Museum of Art
The Otsuka Museum of Art boasts one of the largest permanent exhibition spaces in Japan.
It is the world's first museum of its kind, featuring over 1,000 full-scale ceramic reproductions of Western masterpieces originally housed in more than 190 museums across 25 countries. Because these artworks are made of durable ceramic, they offer a uniquely interactive experience. Unlike traditional museums, visitors are welcome to take photos and even touch the masterpieces.
It is the world's first museum of its kind, featuring over 1,000 full-scale ceramic reproductions of Western masterpieces originally housed in more than 190 museums across 25 countries. Because these artworks are made of durable ceramic, they offer a uniquely interactive experience. Unlike traditional museums, visitors are welcome to take photos and even touch the masterpieces.
More Information about Otsuka Museum of Art
Street address
- Naruto-cho, Naruto City, Tokushima Prefecture (inside Naruto Park)
Access
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- From JR Tokushima Station:
Take the Tokushima Bus (bound for Naruto Park) to the Otsuka Museum of Art bus stop (approx. 52 mins), then it is just a short walk.
From JR Naruto Station:
Take the Tokushima Bus (bound for Naruto Park) to the Otsuka Museum of Art bus stop (approx. 15 mins), then it is just a short walk.
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Opening Hours
- 9:30-17:00 (no admission after 16:00)
Closed
- Closed on Monday (If a public holiday falls on Monday, the Museum will be closed the following day)
Website
- https://o-museum.or.jp/en/
Best season
- All year
update: Sep.3.2024

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