Miyakonojo City Museum of Art

This public art museum was the first in Miyazaki Prefecture. The museum collects and displays works of art by artists connected to Miyakonojo and the local area, and by people who have influenced art and culture in the region. The arts of Miyakonojo are believed to have originated in Shugetsu Tokan, the leading disciple of Sesshu Toyo; and its history has been guided by many artists, including modern Nihonga Japanese painters Tamon Yamauchi and Gyokujo Masuda, and Western-style painter Shin'ichi Yamada. Opened in 1953, the museum an extensive collection of works exceeding over 400 pieces, including paintings, photographs, calligraphy, and crafts.

Spot details

Address: Miyazaki Miyakonojo-shi Himegicho 7-gaiku 18 Map
Area: Miyakonojo Area
Phone: 0986251447
Hours: 9:00-17:00(Latest entry16:30)
Closed: Monday (The next day in case of public holiday/substitute public holiday)
Fees: [Permanent exhibition] Free
*Special exhibition, Admission fee to view will be determined for each exhibition.
Parking Lot: Available(6spaces)
※Free parking lot common to city hall(About140spaces)
Credit Card: Not available
Smoking: Not available
Wi-Fi: Not available
Wheelchair accessible: Available
Infant friendly: Available