Sunritz Hattori Museum of Arts

The Sunritz Hattori Museum of Arts features multiple exhibition spaces displaying Western paintings alongside traditional Japanese artworks through rotating exhibitions throughout the year.

Opening its doors in 1995, the museum building was created by Japanese architect Shozo Uchii, incorporating modern design elements that reflect the natural landscape.

The museum collection includes works by Renoir and Chagall, as well as Japanese masterworks by Ogata Korin and Sakai Hoitsu.

Located at 2-1-1 Kogandori in Suwa, the museum provides detailed information about current exhibitions and educational programs through its official website.

The museum houses the tea bowl 'Fuji-san' by Honami Koetsu, which holds the distinction of being one of only two tea bowls designated as National Treasures.

Location: Suwa

Inception: 1995

Architects: Shozo Uchii

Official opening: 1995

Website: http://sunritz-hattori-museum.or.jp

GPS coordinates: 36.05517,138.11189

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:52