Mogi-Honke Museum of Art

The Mogi-Honke Museum of Art displays 4,300 artworks, including Japanese paintings, Western-style paintings, sculptures, and ceramic art from various Japanese masters.

Mogi Shichizaemon, the 12th head of the Mogi family and collector of numerous artworks, established the museum in 2006 to share his collection with the public.

The museum houses 2,900 ukiyo-e prints, featuring Hokusai's Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji and Hiroshige's The Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō Road.

The museum organizes several special exhibitions throughout the year, displaying approximately 60 to 70 items in its permanent collection at any given time.

The museum building, designed by architect Yutaka Hikosaka, incorporates an Inari shrine of the Mogi family at the end of its garden.

Location: Noda

Architects: Yutaka Hikosaka

Official opening: January 2006

Website: https://momoa.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.94281,139.86492

Latest update: March 3, 2025 12:43