Himeji City Museum of Art

The Himeji City Museum of Art has a permanent exhibition of about 30 modern French paintings, from the masters of Impressionism to Courbet of Realism. This place, where you can also enjoy Japanese art, is a must-see spot for art lovers. Once you step inside, you will be drawn into its profound world view!

At the Himeji City Museum of Art, you can immerse yourself in a "borderless" space where the real world and the artwork space are connected through TeamLab's exhibition. This is a valuable experience where you can gain physical awareness through art that changes human perception of the world. The overwhelming beauty and immersive experience are attractive, and reservations are required to ease congestion. It is also recommended as a tourist spot in Himeji City.

As part of the All Himeji Arts & Life Project, the Himeji City Museum of Art showcases the sculpture "Kiri" by Fujiko Nakaya in its beautiful exterior and garden art project. Visitors can enjoy art while strolling through the garden. The building, which is unified by red bricks, is also wonderful, and there are 13 outdoor sculptures and collection exhibitions. Located next to Himeji Castle, this spot is worth visiting along with the historic cityscape.

At the Himeji City Museum of Art, you can enjoy a variety of exhibits ranging from masterpieces of French modern art to works related to the local area. In particular, there are numerous masterpieces of portrait paintings that depict inner beauty. Through the works of such masters as Corot, Pissarro, and Monet, you are sure to be deeply moved. Once you visit, you will be drawn into their world and want to return again and again.

The Himeji City Museum of Art always provides fresh surprises with its rotating exhibitions. You can enjoy a wide range of collections, from modern French paintings to Japanese art and even works by teamLab. The diversity of spatial expression offers different discoveries every time you visit, and it's impossible to fully appreciate it in just one visit. Why don't you visit this treasure trove of art?