Fukuyama Museum of Art

The Fukuyama Museum of Art displays Japanese contemporary art, Western modern pieces, and traditional craft objects across multiple exhibition spaces within its modern building.

The museum, designed by architectural firm AXS Satow, opened its doors in November 1988 as part of Fukuyama's cultural development initiative near the historic castle grounds.

The institution maintains a collection featuring works by Japanese master Ryusei Kishida alongside international artists like Giorgio de Chirico and Marc Chagall.

Located five minutes on foot from Fukuyama Station North Exit, the museum offers admission at 310 yen for adults, with free entry for high school students and younger visitors.

The museum incorporates a traditional tea room offering views of Fukuyama Castle, creating a connection between contemporary art spaces and Japanese cultural heritage.

Location: Fukuyama

Inception: April 1988

Architects: AXS Satow

Official opening: November 1988

Address: 〒720-0067 広島県福山市西町二丁目４番３号 720-0067 720-0067

Website: https://city.fukuyama.hiroshima.jp/site/fukuyama-museum

GPS coordinates: 34.49097,133.35904

Latest update: March 3, 2025 13:34