Yokohama Museum of Art
The Yokohama Museum of Art holds a broad collection spanning modern and contemporary Japanese and international art, including photography, sculpture, and painting, housed in a spacious building designed by architect Tange Kenzo. It regularly hosts major touring exhibitions alongside its permanent collection, making the specific offerings at any given time worth checking in advance.
It's centrally located within the Minato Mirai district, making it easy to combine with the area's other waterfront attractions.
Yokohama Museum of Art FAQs
A broad collection of modern and contemporary Japanese and international art, including photography and sculpture, alongside major touring special exhibitions.
Yes, paid admission, with special exhibitions sometimes priced separately or at a premium.
Generally Thursdays; check current schedule, and also check for any extended renovation closures before visiting.
Architect Tange Kenzo, a significant figure in modern Japanese architecture.
About 1.5-2 hours.
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