Yamatane Museum of Art

The Yamatane Museum collection includes over 1,800 pieces, focusing on modern and contemporary Japanese paintings, ancient calligraphy, and traditional woodblock prints.

The museum opened in July 1966 in Nihonbashi Kabutocho as the first institution dedicated to Japanese paintings, founded by securities company executive Taneji Yamazaki.

The museum holds six Important Cultural Properties, including works by Iwasa Matabei, Tsubaki Chinzan, and Takeuchi Seiho, representing significant Japanese art developments.

Located 10 minutes from Ebisu Station, the museum operates Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00, with general admission at 1,100 yen.

The museum maintains 120 works by Gyoshu Hayami and 135 pieces by Togyū Okumura, forming one of the largest collections of these artists.

Location: Hiroo

Inception: 1966

Founders: Taneji Yamazaki

Architects: Nihon Sekkei

Official opening: July 1966

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-17:00

Phone: +81357778600

Website: https://yamatane-museum.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.65317,139.71364

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:52