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At the Fukuda Museum of Art, visitors can enjoy special exhibitions held four times a year with easy-to-understand explanations in both Japanese and English. Photography is generally allowed throughout the museum, allowing you to capture your favorite artwork, architecture, and stunning views of Arashiyama.
You can also visit the cafe “Bread, Espresso and Fukuda Art Museum,” where you can enjoy a quiet moment with a magnificent view of Arashiyama and Togetsukyo Bridge. The museum shop offers original goods for purchase.
The Fukuda Museum of Art opened in 2019 near the bustling Togetsukyo Bridge, providing an escape from the surrounding hustle and bustle. It houses approximately 2,000 works by renowned Kyoto-based painters like Ito Jakuchu and Uemura Shoen. The museum aims to create exhibits that resonate even with those unfamiliar with art.
Clear cases allow visitors to experience the jewel-like colors of Japanese paintings, while catchy explanations enhance understanding. Exhibition rooms are designed for photography, making it enjoyable for all visitors.
[Entry limited from July 18th to September 6th] The museum will hold a special exhibition themed on “prayer” in the summer of 2026. This exhibition is divided into three parts: Buddhist paintings, auspicious paintings that adorn daily life, and landscape paintings by Higashiyama Kaii (1908-1999), a giant of the Japanese art world.
Kaii's brushwork, described as “a prayer of the heart,” offers tranquility that purifies the viewer’s heart, providing a moment to converse with their inner voice amidst everyday life.
These tickets can't be rescheduled or cancelled.