Otsuka Museum of Art

(Image: Scloveni Chapel)

This is a ceramic plate masterpiece art museum that reproduces and displays about 1,000 Western masterpieces from over 190 museums in 26 countries from ancient times to the present day with ceramic plates. The viewing route is about 4 km, one of the largest in Japan.

A ceramic plate masterpiece is a reproduction of a work with a color and size that is faithful to the original painting on a large plate of pottery. Compared to paper, canvas, and earth walls, the color does not deteriorate over time, and the size is reproduced in full size, so you can see the actual masterpieces and enjoy the tremendous power and presence.

(Image: 7 "Sunflowers" exhibition rooms)

Appreciate world masterpieces with 3 unique exhibition methods

1 Environmental Exhibition
This is a three-dimensional exhibition where you can enjoy an unprecedented sense of presence that reproduces mural paintings such as ancient archeological sites and chapels as they are with the environmental space.

Two-system exhibition
The changes in Western art from ancient times to the present day are displayed in order so that the history of art can be understood in the history of art.

3 Theme Exhibition
Exhibits representative works drawn by ancient and modern painters across the ages. You can compare the differences in each expression method for each theme.

(Image: Monet's "The Great Water Lilies")

In addition to providing audio guides and regular guides by museum staff, various events are held to enjoy the charm of masterpieces from various angles as support for viewing. In addition, facilities and support for children and customers with disabilities are enriched, so that a wide range of customers can use it with peace of mind.

(Image: The Last Supper <Before Restoration> <Before Restoration>>)

Beginning with the spectacular Sis Teena Hall, the Scroveni Chapel with a solemn atmosphere, the exhibition room where you can see seven vases "Sunflowers" in one hall, and the Mona Lisa. You can experience museums around the world while you are in Japan.

※The photo was taken from the exhibition work of the Otsuka Museum of Art.