Masaki Art Museum

The Masaki Art Museum displays 1,300 artworks across different galleries, focusing on traditional Japanese art forms and cultural artifacts.

Takayuki Masaki established this museum in November 1968 to showcase his collection acquired during the post-World War II reconstruction period.

The museum holds three National Treasures and twelve Important Cultural Properties, including notable ink paintings and calligraphy from Japanese masters.

Located 13 minutes from Tadaoka Station, the museum welcomes visitors from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM with admission fees of 700 yen for adults.

The collection includes the Imperial Cultural Property Portrait of Sen-no-Rikyu, a central figure in Japanese tea ceremony traditions.

Location: Tadaoka

Inception: 1968

Founders: Takayuki Masaki

Official opening: November 1968

Website: http://masaki-art-museum.jp

GPS coordinates: 34.49464,135.39211

Latest update: March 11, 2025 02:22