The Suiboku Museum, Toyama

The Suiboku Museum houses collections of ink wash paintings and modern Japanese art within a single-story building featuring a traditional garden and tea room.

The museum opened its doors on April 29, 1999, establishing itself as a specialized institution for the preservation and display of Japanese ink paintings.

The permanent exhibition rooms display works by notable Japanese artists including Takeuchi Seiho, Yokoyama Taikan, and regional artists from Toyama Prefecture.

Located at 777 Gofuku, the museum operates from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM and provides 165 parking spaces, with accessibility features for visitors with disabilities.

The museum maintains two dedicated exhibition spaces that rotate displays of Japanese arts and crafts, focusing on the traditional technique of Suiboku painting.

Location: Toyama

Inception: April 29, 1999

Official opening: April 29, 1999

Phone: 0764313719

Website: https://pref.toyama.jp/1738/miryokukankou/bunka/bunkazai/3044

GPS coordinates: 36.69906,137.19650

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:53