Omishima Art Museum

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Adjacent to the Oyamazumi Shrine is a modern Japanese painting museum.

The museum exhibits a collection of new works by young Japanese painters born after 1940. It also holds special exhibitions every year that utilize interactions with the artists and are well-received. The Toshihisa Tabuchi Memorial Exhibition Room has been expanded to display sketches and preliminary drawings that directly record the artist's emotions during the production process, in addition to the main paintings. The collection mainly consists of works by young Japanese painters, with approximately 1,000 pieces on display including contemporary Japanese paintings, prints, and bronze sculptures. Visitors can experience the beauty of contemporary Japanese painting.

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Observatory with a Panoramic View of the Seto Inland Sea

From the observatory at the Oshima Museum of Art, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the Seto Inland Sea. While gazing at the beautiful scenery where the blue sea and sky overlap, you can spend a fulfilling time experiencing approximately 1,000 contemporary Japanese paintings, prints, and bronze works. Don't miss the "Kissing Door" and the architecture designed by Toyoo Ito. Please indulge in a luxurious experience surrounded by nature and art.

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Architectural Beauty in Harmony with Nature

The Omishima Art Museum in Imabari City is a treasure trove of contemporary Japanese paintings with the characteristic of architectural beauty in harmony with nature. Designed by Toyoo Ito, it is a scenic spot overlooking the Seto Inland Sea with mandarin orange orchards in the background. From the collection of about 1,000 works, you can feel the breath of the leading artists in the contemporary Japanese painting world, such as Toshio Tabuchi and Chinami Nakajima. The art experience enjoyed in the white-walled and Japanese paper-covered space is worth seeing!

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Exhibition of Works by International Artists

The Omishima Museum of Art in Imabari City is a holy site of contemporary art that exhibits works by international artists. From up-and-coming young artists to veterans, a wide range of generations and styles intersect, pursuing the potential of Japanese painting to be passed down to the next generation. In particular, the three-dimensional works of Noé Katz, who is from Mexico, are not to be missed. Other must-see attractions include a valuable collection of about 1,000 works and the architectural beauty designed by Toyoo Ito.

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Vibrant Colors Visible from the Ferry

The Omishima Museum of Art in Imabari City is characterized by its vivid colors that catch the eye when viewed from the ferry. Approximately 1,000 pieces of modern and contemporary Japanese paintings and works by world-renowned artists are on display, and the architecture is also attractive, as if descending into the sea. With barrier-free access and reasonable prices, anyone can enjoy art and nature with ease.

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Experience Art in the Great Outdoors

The Omishima Art Museum in Imabari City is an art spot characterized by its architecture that harmonizes with nature. Enjoy contemporary art pieces by Noe Katz and Giacomo Manzu while taking in the view from the observation deck overlooking the Seto Inland Sea. You can also enjoy the works of up-and-coming young artists in a space with white walls and washi paper. Experiencing art surrounded by nature is truly exceptional!

Basic Information

	Address	9099-1 Miyauchi, Omishima-cho, Imabari-shi, Ehime 794-1304, Japan
	Business Hours	Mon: 定休日 Tue: 9:00～17:00 Wed: 9:00～17:00 Thu: 9:00～17:00 Fri: 9:00～17:00 Sat: 9:00～17:00 Sun: 9:00～17:00
	TEL	0897-82-1234
	Web Site	https://www.city.imabari.ehime.jp/museum/omishima/

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一時休弾瓶花どれも素晴らしい作品だが、この二作品は個人的に好きだった。一時休弾は、細部まで細かい木目調が表現されており、また床面の反射も描かれている。瓶花は、中央の花が引き立つように、背景は黒と青、花瓶の下は赤と作品に惹き込まれる。風景画が多く、抽象画もあるが、一番強く感じたのは人物画。女性が描かれている作品が多い気がする。