Tatsuuma Collection of Fine Arts

The Tatsuuma Collection of Fine Arts is a museum in Nishinomiya that displays various art forms and archaeological artifacts within a modern building featuring traditional Japanese design elements. The collection encompasses both artworks and historical finds spanning different periods.

The museum was established in 1976, marking an important development in Nishinomiya's commitment to preserving artistic heritage. This founding reflected the city's growing interest in safeguarding its cultural history for future generations.

The exhibitions display contemporary artworks alongside historical pieces, representing different periods of Japanese artistic expression. Visitors can observe how traditional and modern works are presented together, creating a dialogue between eras.

The museum is located near Kouroen Station and is open daily except Wednesdays. Visitors will find parking available and accessible facilities on site.

The museum features a garden with a waterfall where visitors can experience art surrounded by nature. This setting distinguishes it from typical indoor museum spaces and creates an aesthetically balanced visit.

Location: Nishinomiya

Inception: 1976

Founders: Tatsuuma Etsuzō

Address: 兵庫県西宮市松下町2-28

Website: https://hakutaka.jp/tatsuuma

GPS coordinates: 34.73519,135.32858

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:27