Access to Osaka Japanese Folk Art Museum



About Osaka Japanese Folk Art Museum

After the fall of the 1970 World’s Fair in Japan, Soyetsu Ryu (1889-1961) proposed a movement to use the building to house the Western Japan headquarters for folk crafts. As a result it was transformed into the Japanese Folk Art Museum and reopened to the public. Together with the National Memorial Hall of Ethnology, the Rose Garden and the Traditional Japanese Garden, the Japanese Folk Art Museum forms the cultural heart of the Expo Memorial Park.

If you want OSAKA e-PASS (E-Ticket), first make a ticket reservation!
If you have a discount coupon, you can make a reservation and purchase tickets online at a discount price.

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Access to Osaka Japanese Folk Art Museum

By train: 15-minute walk from Osaka train (Osaka Monorel) to Manbo Kinen Koen Station or 10-minute walk from Park East Exit Station.

Tickets to Osaka Japanese Folk Art Museum

Adults: 700 yen University and high school students: 450 yen Junior high and elementary school students: 100 yen Discounts are available for groups of 20 or more.

Osaka Japanese Folk Art Museum Tips

This is a pavilion to showcase Japanese folk art. The folk art museum is designed with the traditional Japanese architectural appearance, and although it is not an ancient building, it gives a very flavorful feeling. Osaka Japanese Folk Art Museum is really unique, the whole style of the museum is very elegant, artwork are mainly handmade, with some silk and ceramic culture, the traditional culture here is very good heritage, many people here to learn.

The most impressive thing is that here is a group of kimono into a display of particularly elaborate workmanship, and our Chaozhou embroidery, but also has a unique Japanese clean, really beautiful.

Website

https://www.mingeikan-osaka.or.jp/




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