MOA Museum of Art

The MOA Museum of Art stands on Momoyama hill, containing 3,500 pieces of Japanese art including paintings, sculptures, pottery, and traditional lacquerware.

Founded in 1982 by Mokichi Okada, this museum represents the third establishment dedicated to preserving his extensive collection of Japanese art and artifacts.

The museum collection includes three National Treasures, 67 Important Cultural Properties, and 46 Important Art Objects from different periods of Japanese history.

Visitors can purchase entry tickets online for 1,540 yen, while tickets at the museum window cost 1,760 yen for adults and 1,100 yen for students.

The museum features a reconstructed 16th-century Golden Tea Room, designed by architect Sutemi Horiguchi following traditional sukiya architectural principles.

Location: Atami

Inception: 1982

Founders: Mokichi Okada

Official opening: January 11, 1982

Address: 静岡県熱海市桃山町26番2号 413-8511

Phone: +800557842511

Website: http://moaart.or.jp/en

GPS coordinates: 35.10926,139.07533

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:14