Hekinan City Tatsukichi Fujii Museum of Contemporary Art

The Hekinan City Tatsukichi Fujii Museum of Contemporary Art is a museum in Otoha-machi that presents contemporary artworks and biographical exhibitions across several gallery levels. The spaces showcase a curated collection of modern artworks from various sources and artists.

The museum was established in 2008 and designed by architecture firm Nihon Sekkei, which won the prestigious Chubu Architecture Award for its design. Its creation marked an important moment in developing the city's contemporary art offerings.

The museum displays contemporary artworks while exploring Tatsukichi Fujii's artistic legacy through exhibitions that connect local and international perspectives. Visitors can see how this artist's work has shaped the contemporary art scene in the region.

The building features accessible entrances and is designed for visitors to move through the galleries easily. Allow enough time to explore the multiple exhibition levels, especially if you plan to take part in the guided tours offered.

The building itself was designed as a model for blending modern architecture with the urban surroundings and received the Award for Townscape of Aichi Prefecture. This recognition shows the museum is valued as both an art venue and an architectural contribution to the city.

Location: Otoha-machi

Inception: April 5, 2008

Architects: Nihon Sekkei

Official opening: April 5, 2008

Address: 愛知県碧南市音羽町1-1

Website: https://city.hekinan.lg.jp/museum

GPS coordinates: 34.87337,136.98179

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:48