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Modern exterior of Fukuda Art Museum in Arashiyama, Kyoto, featuring an infinity pool reflecting blue skies, lush mountains, and surrounding natural beauty.
Interior of Fukuda Art Museum's cafe, offering a tranquil space with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing autumn scenery of Arashiyama's Katsura River and Togetsukyo Bridge.
A modern, minimalist corridor with a white geometric staircase inside Fukuda Art Museum, with lush greenery visible through large windows, creating an artistic ambiance.
Fukuda Art Museum in Kyoto Arashiyama, harmoniously situated by the Katsura River near Togetsukyo Bridge, blending with surrounding mountains, with visitors strolling.
Spring exterior of Fukuda Art Museum in Kyoto Arashiyama, featuring a weir on Katsura River, vibrant cherry blossoms, and the museum's Japanese roofs against green mountains.

Arashiyama, Kyoto | Fukuda Museum of Art "100th Anniversary of the Showa Era: Back Then - The Winds of the Showa Era Created by Seiho, Kaii, and Matazo" Advance Ticket

Japan-Kansai , Kyoto , Arashiyama , Sagano-Arashiyama
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  • At the special exhibitions held four times a year, easy-to-understand explanations are provided in both Japanese and English, even for those unfamiliar with Japanese paintings.
  • Photography is generally allowed anywhere in the museum (with some exceptions). Enjoy taking photos of your favorite artwork, cool architecture, and stunning views of Arashiyama.
  • You can also enjoy the cafe "Bread, Espresso and Fukuda Art Museum," where you can quietly enjoy the magnificent view of Arashiyama and Togetsukyo Bridge, and the museum shop, where you can purchase original goods!
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Exhibit typeArt exhibits
Attraction typeClassical art
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Saga Arashiyama has long been beloved as a scenic spot. Located near the bustling tourist bridge, Togetsukyo Bridge, the Fukuda Art Museum is a new art museum that opened in 2019. Step inside and you'll find yourself transported to a completely different world. The museum, which houses approximately 2,000 works by famous Kyoto artists such as Ito Jakuchu and Uemura Shōen, is based on the concept of exhibiting works that will move even those unfamiliar with art. Even those unfamiliar with Japanese art will surely enjoy the clear cases that allow visitors to experience the jewel-like colors of Japanese paintings, the captivating explanations, and the exhibition rooms, where many of the works can be photographed. The museum cafe, "Bread, Espresso, and the Fukuda Art Museum," offers a spectacular view of Togetsukyo Bridge.

<About this special exhibition>

[Entry limited from January 31st to April 12th] "100th Anniversary of the Showa Era: Back in the Days - The Winds of the Showa Era Created by Seiho, Kaii, Matazo, and Others"
*Closed on Tuesday, February 17th, Tuesday, March 3rd, and Tuesday, March 17th.




[Special Exhibition from January 31st to April 12th] "100th Anniversary of the Showa Era: Back Then - The Winds of the Showa Era Created by Seiho, Kaii, and Matazo"

[Special Exhibition from January 31st to April 12th] "100th Anniversary of the Showa Era: Back Then - The Winds of the Showa Era Created by Seiho, Kaii, and Matazo"

Fukuda Art Museum in Kyoto Arashiyama, harmoniously situated by the Katsura River near Togetsukyo Bridge, blending with surrounding mountains, with visitors strolling.

Modern exterior of Fukuda Art Museum in Arashiyama, Kyoto, featuring an infinity pool reflecting blue skies, lush mountains, and surrounding natural beauty.

Interior of Fukuda Art Museum's cafe, offering a tranquil space with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing autumn scenery of Arashiyama's Katsura River and Togetsukyo Bridge.

Important Info

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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.

  • The museum will be closed on Tuesday, February 17th, Tuesday, March 3rd, and Tuesday, March 17th.

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Please present the QR code at the reception and exchange it for a physical ticket.

Experience Location

Location Name: Fukuda Art Museum

Address: Fukuda Art Museum, 3-16, Munobabacho, Sagatenryuji, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City
Business Hours
  • 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)

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FAQ

1. What are the recommended transportation options to reach Fukuda Museum of Art and Arashiyama from Kyoto city center?

To reach Arashiyama from Kyoto, you have several convenient options. The JR Sagano Line (San-in Line) from Kyoto Station to Saga-Arashiyama Station is a popular choice, taking about 15-20 minutes. From Saga-Arashiyama Station, Fukuda Museum of Art is a pleasant 10-15 minute walk. Alternatively, you can take the Hankyu Arashiyama Line from Shijo Kawaramachi to Arashiyama Station, which is closer to Togetsukyo Bridge and a slightly longer walk to the museum. Taxis are also available, offering direct travel.

2. What unique experiences and facilities does the Fukuda Museum of Art offer to visitors?

The Fukuda Museum of Art offers unique experiences, including special exhibitions held four times a year with easy-to-understand explanations in both Japanese and English. Visitors can generally photograph artworks, cool architecture, and stunning views of Arashiyama. The museum also features a cafe, "Bread, Espresso and Fukuda Art Museum," where guests can quietly enjoy magnificent views of Arashiyama and Togetsukyo Bridge, along with a museum shop selling original goods.

3. Does the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove require an entrance fee, and what about the Fukuda Museum of Art?

The iconic Arashiyama Bamboo Grove itself does not require an entrance fee and is free to explore. However, the Fukuda Museum of Art, like most private museums, does have an admission fee to access its exhibitions and facilities. This fee grants entry to current special exhibitions and permanent collections. Information on current admission requirements is available at the museum entrance.

4. Is photography permitted inside the Fukuda Museum of Art in Arashiyama?

Yes, photography is generally permitted inside the Fukuda Museum of Art. This allows visitors to capture their favorite artworks, the museum's architecture, and the beautiful Arashiyama views visible from within. However, there may be specific exceptions for certain works or exhibitions, so it's advisable to check for any posted signs or ask staff if unsure in particular areas.

5. How much time should be planned for visiting the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and the Fukuda Museum of Art?

For the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, most visitors spend about 30 minutes to an hour walking through and taking photos. To fully appreciate the Fukuda Museum of Art, including viewing the exhibitions, enjoying the cafe, and browsing the shop, planning 1.5 to 2 hours is recommended. Combining both attractions with other Arashiyama sights like Togetsukyo Bridge could easily fill a half to a full day.

6. What is the walking distance between Fukuda Museum of Art and the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove?

The Fukuda Museum of Art is conveniently located in the heart of Arashiyama, making it easily accessible on foot from other major attractions. From the Fukuda Museum of Art, the entrance to the famous Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is approximately a 15 to 20-minute walk. This route is quite scenic, passing by local shops and other points of interest within the Arashiyama area.

7. Which Sagano Romantic Train station is closest for visiting Fukuda Museum of Art and the Arashiyama area?

For visiting the Fukuda Museum of Art and the general Arashiyama area, the closest Sagano Romantic Train station is Torokko Arashiyama Station. From this station, it is a pleasant walk of about 10-15 minutes to reach the Fukuda Museum of Art, passing through parts of the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove along the way. This allows convenient access to both the museum and surrounding sights.

8. Is the Fukuda Museum of Art suitable for international visitors or those unfamiliar with Japanese paintings?

Yes, the Fukuda Museum of Art is designed to be welcoming for international visitors and those new to Japanese paintings. During its special exhibitions, comprehensive and easy-to-understand explanations are provided in both Japanese and English. This ensures that all guests can engage with and appreciate the artworks and their cultural context, regardless of their prior knowledge or background in Japanese art.

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