Ingresso para o Museu de Arte Otsuka

The moment I stepped into the Otsuka Museum of Art, it felt as if I had entered an art sanctuary transcending time and space. Unlike typical museums that collect original works, this museum uses high-tech ceramic panel technology to precisely reproduce classic paintings and murals from around the world, allowing visitors to admire artistic masterpieces from ancient times to the modern era all in one space. Although I initially harbored some skepticism about "reproductions," after actually visiting, such doubts were quickly replaced by awe and emotion. Of course, reproductions are ultimately different from original works, lacking a certain historical "authenticity" and the warmth of the artist's hand. However, from another perspective, the Otsuka Museum of Art breaks down geographical and temporal barriers, giving more people the opportunity to experience world-renowned paintings, which in itself is an extremely valuable form of cultural promotion. For those who cannot easily travel abroad or delve into major museums, this place is undoubtedly a gateway to the world of art.

The Otsuka Museum of Art was larger than I expected, making it a pleasant place to explore at leisure. The best part was being able to see a wide variety of world-renowned artworks all in one place. Although they weren't the original pieces, it still felt very meaningful to be able to see so many works together. Each space had a different atmosphere, which made it enjoyable to look around, and there were many great spots for taking photos. The walking paths are quite long, so comfortable shoes are a must, but it was a wonderful place to spend time slowly browsing.

This museum feels like a condensed collection of paintings and murals from around the world. It's quite impactful, and the atmosphere of each room changes with the artwork, creating a very immersive experience. The 'Last Judgment' right after entering is truly breathtaking. I wished I could have stayed there forever. Even on a weekday, it was quite crowded, so I imagine weekends would be even more so. Even staying from morning until closing isn't enough, so I definitely want to come back. Although the admission fee is high, it's absolutely worth every penny!

Many restored famous paintings are on display, and the museum is very spacious, so I recommend allowing plenty of time for your visit. On a nice day, you could spend some relaxing time in the garden, or rest at the cafe. Since re-entry is permitted on the same day, it might be a good idea to go out for lunch. The museum doesn't have the typical quietness of an art gallery, so it might be a good option for first-time visitors as it's not too intimidating. There are arrows on the floor, so following them made it easy to navigate and view the exhibits.

国内地方美術館の中では価格高めだが、一度は見たこと強いたことある絵画のクオリティ高いレプリカ？が見られる場所。展示点数が多くかなりの見応えがあるため美術好きには必ず行くべき場所。

I visited the museum at the end of the year with my 4 and 7-year-old children. As expected, it was crowded, but since the Otsuka Museum of Art boasts one of Japan's largest spaces, we were able to enjoy the exhibits comfortably by changing our route when narrow passages were congested. There were photo spots everywhere where you could transform into the main character of a famous painting and take pictures, allowing us to enjoy both art appreciation and cosplay simultaneously. It was truly a valuable experience. The museum is so vast that even my energetic kids slept soundly in the car on the way home, so it was also good exercise. It's a wonderful museum I'd like to visit once a year.

impressive museum , show all the famous artwork in one go. clear instruction & spacious, a wonderful customer journey.

一日に何度もある無料のガイドツアーも最高でした。分かりやすくて楽しい解説で1時間があっという間なのでおすすめです。