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Changes and refunds are not possible after purchase.
If you have a disability certificate and are using tickets for one caregiver, please be sure to present it at the reception on the day. If you are unable to present it, you will be charged the difference between the general and university student fare.
If you have a disability certificate and are using tickets for one caregiver, please be sure to present it at the reception on the day. If you are unable to present it, you will be charged the difference between the general and university student fare.
From August 1st to August 31st, admission is free for elementary school students. *Parental supervision is required.
From August 1st to August 31st, admission is free for elementary school students. *Parental supervision is required.
The museum will be closed on August 18th.
The museum will be closed on August 18th.
Children under 12 can enter for free.
Children under 12 can enter for free.
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[July 18th - September 6th Special Exhibition] "I Want to Be Happy! - Paintings of Prayer -"
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[July 18th - September 6th Special Exhibition] "I Want to Be Happy! - Paintings of Prayer -"
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- Fukuda Art Museum -
Saga Arashiyama has been cherished as a scenic spot since ancient times. The Fukuda Museum of Art, a new museum that opened in 2019, is located near the bustling Togetsukyo Bridge. Stepping inside, you'll find yourself in a world apart from the surrounding hustle and bustle. The museum houses approximately 2,000 works by famous Kyoto-based painters such as Ito Jakuchu and Uemura Shoen, and its concept is to create exhibits that will move even those unfamiliar with art. Clear cases that allow you to experience the jewel-like colors of Japanese paintings, catchy explanations, and exhibition rooms where many works can be photographed, will surely be enjoyable even for those unfamiliar with Japanese art. In addition, the museum cafe, "Bread and Espresso and Fukuda Museum of Art," offers a spectacular view of the Togetsukyo Bridge.
[Entry limited from July 18th to September 6th] "I want to be happy! - Paintings of prayer -"
The Fukuda Museum of Art in Arashiyama, Kyoto, will hold a special exhibition themed on "prayer" in the summer of 2026. Since ancient times, when people did not have a written language, people have imbued their prayers with pictures, wishing for their own happiness, the happiness of those close to them, and the peace and security of their country.
This exhibition is divided into three parts. First, it introduces the world of "Buddhist paintings," depicting the figures and stories of Buddha, and showcases for the first time at this museum a number of ambitious works by modern painters who challenged themselves with realistic expression and new sensibilities. In the second-floor exhibition room, "auspicious paintings" that adorn daily life, such as the Seven Lucky Gods, cranes and turtles, and pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms, are displayed, conveying prayers for peace in life. Finally, it takes you to the world of landscape paintings by Higashiyama Kaii (1908-1999), a giant of the Japanese art world.
Kaii's brushwork, which he described as "a prayer of the heart, a desire to live honestly," is filled with a tranquility that seems to purify the viewer's heart, allowing them to spend a moment conversing with their own inner voice amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before booking.
- Fukuda Art Museum -
Saga Arashiyama has been cherished as a scenic spot since ancient times. The Fukuda Museum of Art, a new museum that opened in 2019, is located near the bustling Togetsukyo Bridge. Stepping inside, you'll find yourself in a world apart from the surrounding hustle and bustle. The museum houses approximately 2,000 works by famous Kyoto-based painters such as Ito Jakuchu and Uemura Shoen, and its concept is to create exhibits that will move even those unfamiliar with art. Clear cases that allow you to experience the jewel-like colors of Japanese paintings, catchy explanations, and exhibition rooms where many works can be photographed, will surely be enjoyable even for those unfamiliar with Japanese art. In addition, the museum cafe, "Bread and Espresso and Fukuda Museum of Art," offers a spectacular view of the Togetsukyo Bridge.
[Entry limited from July 18th to September 6th] "I want to be happy! - Paintings of prayer -"
The Fukuda Museum of Art in Arashiyama, Kyoto, will hold a special exhibition themed on "prayer" in the summer of 2026. Since ancient times, when people did not have a written language, people have imbued their prayers with pictures, wishing for their own happiness, the happiness of those close to them, and the peace and security of their country.
This exhibition is divided into three parts. First, it introduces the world of "Buddhist paintings," depicting the figures and stories of Buddha, and showcases for the first time at this museum a number of ambitious works by modern painters who challenged themselves with realistic expression and new sensibilities. In the second-floor exhibition room, "auspicious paintings" that adorn daily life, such as the Seven Lucky Gods, cranes and turtles, and pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms, are displayed, conveying prayers for peace in life. Finally, it takes you to the world of landscape paintings by Higashiyama Kaii (1908-1999), a giant of the Japanese art world.
Kaii's brushwork, which he described as "a prayer of the heart, a desire to live honestly," is filled with a tranquility that seems to purify the viewer's heart, allowing them to spend a moment conversing with their own inner voice amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Experience Location:
Business hours: 10:00-16:30 (closes at 17:00) Closed: 11/11 (Tue), 12/2 (Tue), 12/16 (Tue), 12/30 (Tue), 12/31 (Wed), 1/1 (Thu)
Business hours: 10:00-16:30 (closes at 17:00) Closed: 11/11 (Tue), 12/2 (Tue), 12/16 (Tue), 12/30 (Tue), 12/31 (Wed), 1/1 (Thu)
Fukuda Art Museum
Fukuda Art Museum
Fukuda Art Museum, 3-16, Munobabacho, Sagatenryuji, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City
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Fukuda Art Museum, 3-16, Munobabacho, Sagatenryuji, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City
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