Adachi Museum of Art

Appreciate the beauty of harmony between Japanese gardens and works of art

An art museum opened in 1970 based on the collection collected by Zenko Adachi, a businessman from Yasugi City.
In addition to being able to view masterpieces by some of Japan’s leading artists, including the master of Japanese painting Yokoyama Taikan, Takeuchi Seiho, Kawai Gyokudō, and Uemura Shōen, the Rosanjin Museum, which opened in 2020, displays numerous masterpieces, including the ceramics, calligraphy, and paintings of Kitaōji Rosanjin.

The vast Japanese garden, which spans an area of 165,000 square meters, shows different expressions throughout the seasons and attracts many visitors. It has been ranked number one in Japan by an American magazine specializing in Japanese gardens every year since 2003, and is highly regarded overseas as well.

The collection is exhibited in a way that changes in accordance with the changing of the seasons in the garden, allowing visitors to enjoy the beauty of both the artworks and the Japanese garden. Please take your time to enjoy the beauty of Japan and the changing of the seasons in a quiet moment.

A free shuttle bus runs from Yasugi Station.

The timetable isthis way

*Due to traffic conditions, the bus may not operate at the scheduled time. For more information, click here

*If the bus is full, you will not be able to board. (First come, first served, reservations not accepted)

*Numbered tickets are issued for the bus bound for Yasugi Station (return trip only). Please pick up numbered bus tickets for each departure for the number of people in your party at the counter at the museum entrance.

*Large luggage such as suitcases may not be allowed on board the train. Please use the coin lockers at Yasugi Station or the luggage storage at the tourist information center.

About meals

Cafe Taikan

The Adachi Museum of Art offers a meal menu at its “Taikan Cafe.”

https://www.adachi-museum.or.jp/cafes

*Meal menu available from 11:00 to 15:00 (last order)

*Seats are limited. Reservations are not accepted.

A restaurant within walking distance of Adachi Museum of Art

Adachi Museum of Art

★Just a short walk – about 3 minutes
[Reservation required] Sagi no Yuso and Yasugien
[Group reservations required] Tsukinowa
[Reservations recommended] Takeba

★About 15 minutes on foot
[Group reservations required] Yume Land Shirasagi

*Please check the website of each facility or call them for information on closing days and regular holidays.