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2022.12.26
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2022.12.27
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2022.12.28
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2022.12.29
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2022.12.30
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2022.12.31
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2023.01.01
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2023.01.02
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2023.01.03
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2023.01.04
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2023.01.05
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2023.01.06
N/A: 【12/26-1/6閉館】刀装具2022.12.26 – 2023.01.06 該当なし |
2023.01.07
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.08
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.09
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.10
N/A: 【1/10休館】刀装具2023.01.10 該当なし |
2023.01.11
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.12
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.13
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.14
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.15
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.16
N/A: 【月曜日休館】刀装具展2023.01.16 該当なし |
2023.01.17
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.18
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.19
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.20
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.21
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.22
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.23
N/A: 【月曜日休館】刀装具展2023.01.23 該当なし |
2023.01.24
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.25
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.26
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし N/A: 【夜間開館】刀装具2023.01.26 該当なし 10:00 am: 【夜間開館】刀装具2023.01.26 – |
2023.01.27
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.28
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.29
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.01.30
N/A: 【月曜日休館】刀装具展2023.01.30 該当なし |
2023.01.31
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.02.01
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.02.02
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.02.03
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.02.04
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
2023.02.05
N/A: 刀装具2022.12.17 – 2023.02.26 該当なし |
In commemoration of its 45th anniversary, the Kosetsu Museum of Art marked its inauguration the Nakanoshima Kosetsu Museum of Art on March 21, 2018. This is the Museum’s second exhibition venue, after its first venue in Mikage, Higashinada-ku, Kobe. The Kosetsu Museum of Art houses Japanese and East Asian antique art objects collected by Murayama Ryohei (1850-1933), the founder of the Asahi Shimbun newspaper. The diverse collection includes arms and armor, Buddhist art works, calligraphy, early modern paintings and tea ceremony implements, and informs us of Murayama’s enthusiasm for preserving irreplaceable cultural assets and conveying them for future generations.
- Hours
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10:00 to 17:00(last admission at 16:30)
- Closed
- Mondays and during the New Year’s holiday period.
*The museum opens on Mondays that fall on national holidays, and is closed on the following day. The museum also closes during exhibition installations.
- Admission
- As the price varies depending on the exhibition,please see each exhibition page. Payments by credit cards are accepted. Please ask at the ticket count.
- Guidance and request
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- ・Please refrain from touching any exhibits or showcases.
- ・Please refrain from noise and actions that may disturb other visitors.
- ・Please do not carry large baggage into the museum. You can use lockers for your hand baggage and personal belongings. 100 yen coin is needed but is returned when it is unlocked.
- ・Do not carry any dangerous items.
- ・Please leave your umbrellas outside the galleries, special umbrella lockers are provided.
- ・Please fold your baby carriage when the galleries are crowded.
- ・Please do not use ballpoint-pens, ink-pens, mechanical pencils.
- ・Please do not use penlights or torches.
- ・Please refrain from using mobile phones. Switch off the mobile or to vibration mode.
- ・Photography is not allowed in the gallery. You can take photos at Nakanoshima Gennan Tea House.
TEL : +81-6-6210-3766 FAX : +81-6-6210-4190
< Arriving via rail >
- By subway or Keihan Railway
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- ・Keihan Nakanoshima Line: Watanabebashi Station, direct access from Exit 12
- ・Subway Yotsubashi Line: Higobashi Station, direct access from Exit 4
- ・Subway Midosuji Line/Keihan Main Line: Yodoyabashi Station, approx. 5-minute walk from Exit 7
- By JR
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- ・JR Osaka Station: approx. 15-minute walk from Sakurabashi Exit
- ・JR Tozai Line Kitashinchi Station: approx. 8-minute walk from Exit 11-5
< International arrival >
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- ・From Kansai International Airport: approx. 50 minutes by limousine bus to the Osaka Station area
- ・From Osaka International Airport: approx. 30 minutes by limousine bus to the Osaka Station area
Murayama Ryohei and
the Kosetsu Museum of Art
Murayama was born in 1850 in present-day Mie Prefecture. He founded the Asahi Shimbun at age 28 and developed it into one of Japan’s leading daily newspapers. He also had a deep appreciation of art and helped manage Kokka, an art periodical founded by Okakura Tenshin. After Japan’s opening to the outside world, many precious works of art began to be taken out of the country, and Murayama put his energies into creating his own collection as a means of stemming the tide.
After Murayama’s death, there were calls to create a museum from his collection in view of its great academic and artistic value, and in 1972 the Kosetsu Museum of Art was established. The museum has been open to the public since the following year in Kobe’s Mikage district: The Museum preserves, and conducts research relating to, art objects as well as the Former Murayama Residence, which has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, and offers a wide range of cultural experiences to the public, including the tea ceremony.The newly-opened Nakanoshima Kosetsu Museum of Art and Kosetsu Museum of Art as a whole will strengthen their activities to preserve and display these precious cultural assets for future generations.
The Former Murayama Residence is a nationally-designated Important Cultural Property. One of the structures on its premises is the Gennan Tea House. An exact 1:1 reproduction of this tea house is a permanent exhibit at the Nakanoshima Kosetsu Museum of Art.
The exhibit reproduces not only the tea house but also its surroundings, a first for permanent exhibits of tea houses in Japan. The exhibit was planned and supervised by Masao Nakamura, chairman of the Kyoto Traditional Architecture Association. Construction was carried out according to traditional methods by Yasuimoku Komuten Carpentry, which was founded in 1688. Reproduction of the surroundings was supervised by Nakane & Associates garden research and landscape consultants. The exhibit is the fruits of traditional craftsmanship and spatial depiction through modern image and lighting technology.
A selection of precious exhibit items along with a large-format chronology and explanatory panels profile the life of Murayama Ryohei and explore the history of Nakanoshima, where the Asahi Shimbun has its roots.
