Okada Museum of Art
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Okada Museum of Art near Hakone, category - Museums
About
The Okada Museum of Art is a private museum in the Hakone Area that has a collection of pieces from antiquity to the modern era. It is a recently opened museum, opened in 2013 by Gambling Resort Mogul Okada Kazuo. The main theme of the museum is it's large collection of Chinese and Japanese ceramics and sculptures (on the first two floors) which include ancient Chinese bronze, Tang and Ming porcelain and early Japanese pottery. The upper floors consist mainly of Japanese art, with a variety of art forms and time periods represented. Most items on display are labeled with basic information in English, Chinese, Korean and Japanese. The museum is a modern building surrounded by expansive grounds that feature a Japanese garden, a teahouse and a cafe with hot spring foot bath. Note that the museum is rather strict on entry requiring guests to store phones, cameras, bags and even stationary in free lockers at the front. If you are thinking of staying a night or two in the Hakone area take a look at our Lodging in the Hakone Area page.
Access
Closest Train Station: Gora
Hakone-machi
Ashigarashimo-ku, Kanagawa 250-0406 Japan
Tel: 0460-87-3931
by Bus
from Hakone-Yumoto: 25 minutes, 580 yen
from Hakonemachi: 20 minutes, 590 yen
from Gora: 5 minutes, 190 yen
Note that Hakone Tozan buses are covered by the Hakone Free Pass while Izuhakone busses are not
Hotels & Lodging
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Hours & Fees
Hours: Open: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (last entry until 4:30 p.m.)
Closed: Irregular days, please call or visit website
Cost: 2,800 yen (for the museum and footbath), 300 yen (garden only), 500 yen (footbath only)
Information presented is based on the time it was created. There may be changes since publication. Please confirm information by visiting the Official Website before visiting.
Resources
Website: Okada Museum of Art Homepage
