The Kagawa Museum

4.0

This prefectural museum combines an art museum and a history museum into a single facility. The large interior features materials on Kagawa Prefecture’s history and life-size restored models, as well as permanent exhibitions on Kagawa-born authors such as Genichiro Inokuma and Isamu Noguchi. Visitors also have the chance to wear ceremonial court lady attire and battle armor and participate in other fun activities, and there’s also a reading corner and other facilities to give them a chance to immerse themselves in Kagawa’s history, art, and culture.

Spot details

Address: Kagawa Pref. Takamatsushi Tamamochou 5-5 Map
Area: Takamatsu Area
Phone: 0878220002
Hours: 9:00-17:00 (Last entry16:30)
*See website for details
Closed: Monday (next weekday if public holidays are closed), Late Dec.-1/1
*There may be temporary days closed
Fees: [Permanent Exhibition/Historical Exhibition]
[General]410yen
[High school students and under, over 65, those with a disability certificate] Free

*Extra charge for special exhibition Friday
Parking Lot: Available(50spaces)
※Fee(100yen every 25 minutes)
Credit Card: Not available
Wi-Fi: Available (Kagawa Wi-Fi)
Note: HP:https://www.pref.kagawa.lg.jp/kmuseum/
Average budget: [Lunch] 1-1,000yen
Estimated stay time: 60-120 minutes

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

Articles about this spot

Review

Nice Museum

Reviewed : 2019.09.20

Kagawa features exhibits of modern artwork from around the world, so, be prepared to see a little of this and a little of that from other cultures.
Brilliant exhibition and permanent collection.

Reviewed : 2019.05.02

I was totally spoilt when I visited the Kahala Museum, the most amazing exhibition of illustrated books from the the Edo period on plants, fishes and birds. You do not have to be a fan of those areas...
Local museum, good rainy day attraction

Reviewed : 2019.01.07

This is a very nice space, but if feels a little neglected. Most of it looks like it was built in the 60s or thereabouts and hasnt been updated since then. I actually love places like this, but...