Miki Museum of Art

Miki Museum of Art is an art museum near Himeji organized across five floors with dedicated exhibition spaces for ceramics and paintings spanning different periods. The building also provides areas for rotating displays, allowing visitors to encounter both permanent works and contemporary shows.

The museum opened in 2008 to display a collection of artworks gathered over several decades throughout the Harima region. Its establishment represented a milestone in preserving and presenting the artistic resources that had developed in this area.

The collection reflects the artistic traditions of the Harima region, with works from local and regional creators who shaped the area's creative identity. Visitors encounter pieces that show how artists have expressed their connection to this part of Japan.

The museum is straightforward to navigate on foot, and the site is manageable for visitors who also wish to explore the nearby castle grounds. Staircases connect all five levels, though some areas are also accessible by elevator.

Upon request, visitors can gain access to the rooftop area, which offers photography possibilities with views of the nearby castle grounds. This lesser-known section allows people to see the surrounding landscape from an elevated vantage point.

Location: Himeji

Official opening: June 2008

Website: http://miki-m.jp

GPS coordinates: 34.83294,134.69156

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:42