Description
- It has a collection of about 350 works, mainly Japanese paintings but also Western paintings, and in addition to permanent exhibitions themed around the four seasons and special exhibitions are held.
- It is a two-story art museum with an unusual shape, and the roof is shaped like a mortar.
- There is a lawn and a pond on the roof, which can be viewed from the balcony.
Reviews by situation
“Relaxing alone” Recommended: 3 /4 points
It can get a little crowded depending on the exhibits, but the terrace facing the courtyard is open.
“Having fun with the kids” Recommended: 1 /4 points
It seems possible to enter the courtyard, but the purpose is to view it, so it may be boring for children.
“Getting into the mood on a date” Recommended: 1 /4 points
It’s a bit cramped for a date, and access is difficult.
“Getting along with friends” Recommendation level: 2 /4 points
We recommend visiting during an exhibition you’re interested in.
Trend Chart
“Comfort” Rating: 3 /5 points
The facility is a little small, but the courtyard gives it a sense of openness.
“Length of fun time” Rating: 2 /5 points
The exhibition space is limited, and you can’t view the courtyard for long, so your stay is short.
“Price range” Rating: 4 /5 points
The admission fee is inexpensive.
“Suitable for rainy days” Rating: 4 /5 points
Only the terrace on the first floor has no roof, but the rest of this is fine even in rainy weather.
“Night-friendly” Rating: 1 /5 points
You cannot enter at night.
“Uniqueness” Rating: 4 /5 points
The building structure is unique, but it’s a shame that you finish looking around so quickly.
Business Hours
AM11:00 to PM5:00
Closed Days
Every Sunday and Monday (Spring, Fall, and Winter)
Every Sunday, Monday and Tuesday (Summer)
English Support
unknown
Fees
One adult …300yen [Cash only]
Access
Rokucho Station (Tsukuba Express)
Main limited-time events
See the official website.
Official website
http://rokucho-museum.sakura.ne.jp/
Nearby spots
unknown
