Tomioka City Museum / Fukuzawa Ichiro Memorial Gallery

The Tomioka City Museum contains both permanent and temporary exhibitions displaying local artifacts, archaeological materials, and artistic collections across multiple gallery spaces.

Architect Takahiko Yanagisawa designed this municipal institution, which opened its doors on August 8, 1995, as a testament to regional heritage and artistic expression.

The museum houses an extensive collection of works by Ichiro Fukuzawa, who studied in France and introduced Surrealist art movements to Japanese audiences.

The facility maintains affordable entry fees at 210 yen for adults and 100 yen for university students, while offering free admission to junior high students.

The museum building integrates into Momijihira Comprehensive Park, providing visitors access to both cultural exhibitions and recreational green spaces in one location.

Location: Tomioka

Architects: Takahiko Yanagisawa

Official opening: August 8, 1995

Operator: 富岡市

Website: https://city.tomioka.lg.jp/www/genre/0000000000000/1387242529968

GPS coordinates: 36.26821,138.86488

Latest update: March 9, 2025 15:53