Akita Prefectural Museum of Art

The Akita Museum of Art has a permanent exhibition of Toshiji Fujita's works. Many of Fujita's works, including "Akita no Gyouji" (1937), are stored here, making it a must-see when visiting the museum. In addition, the Hirano Masakichi Collection also features European paintings and other exhibits. The museum building has a modern design and the surrounding scenery is beautiful, making it a great place for a stroll or photography.

The Akita Museum of Art issues an annual passport that is valid for one year from the date of issue and allows for viewing any number of times. It's a great deal for those who visit the museum frequently or want to see special exhibitions multiple times. Additionally, during the Kanto Festival period, there may be extended hours, so it's recommended to check in advance.

There are many restaurants in the vicinity of the Akita Museum of Art where you can enjoy a delicious lunch. In particular, there are many restaurants that offer the local specialty dish of Akita City, "Kiritanpo". Additionally, there are numerous cafes and restaurants in the area around the museum, allowing you to enjoy a meal or take a break in between art appreciation.

The Akita Museum of Art is located in the center of Akita City, making it easily accessible. It's about a 15-minute bus ride or a 30-minute walk from Akita Station. There are also many tourist spots in the surrounding area, such as the Akita City Cultural Center and Chisaki Park.

The Akita Museum of Art, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary since its relocation and reopening, holds various exhibitions. From April 22, 2023, a special exhibition titled "Maiden Design - The World of Taisho Imagery" will be held. In addition, there will be a themed exhibition featuring things that Fujita Tsuguharu loved. The content is enjoyable not only for art fans, but also for those visiting the museum for the first time.