Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art

Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art is an art museum in Okazaki Park with a distinctive building design that blends Imperial Crown Style architecture with traditional Japanese design elements. The structure provides extensive gallery spaces dedicated to rotating and permanent collections of Japanese art.

The museum was established in 1928 as an art museum created to commemorate the Shōwa era and received its current name and official status in 1933. Architect Kenjirō Maeda's design marked an important moment in Kyoto's museum development during the early modern period.

The museum holds artworks that reflect Japanese artistic traditions and regional creative practices. Its collection showcases pieces by local artists whose work shaped the cultural landscape of Kyoto.

The museum is conveniently located and accessible by multiple public transportation options in the area. Visitors should plan adequate time to explore the galleries without rushing through the exhibits.

The institution received corporate sponsorship from a major technology company and carries an alternate name since 2020. This partnership has strengthened the museum's financial capacity and supported expanded exhibition programming.

Location: Sakyō-ku

Inception: 1933

Architects: Kenjirō Maeda

Official opening: 1933

Architectural style: Imperial Crown Style

Address: 京都府京都市左京区岡崎円勝寺町124

Website: https://kyotocity-kyocera.museum/tw

GPS coordinates: 35.01284,135.78357

Latest update: December 7, 2025 09:23