Hayashibara Museum of Art - Okayama

Name: Hayashibara Museum of Art - Okayama
Address: 2 Chome-7-15 Marunouchi, Kita Ward, Okayama, 700-0823, Japan, 700-0823, Japan

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住所：	2 Chome-7-15 Marunouchi, Kita Ward, Okayama, 700-0823, Japan
電話：	📞 +887
Postal code :	700-0823
Webサイト：	http://www.hayashibara-museumofart.jp/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Art museum ,
Description :	Art museum with a vast collection of traditional weaponry, Noh costumes & Japanese lacquer pieces.

2 Chome-7-15 Marunouchi, Kita Ward, Okayama, 700-0823, Japan

Best Art museum in japan

山	山田大輔 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ コンパクトな造りで1時間くらいで鑑賞できますが展示は丁寧で優雅な工芸品が多いです It is compact and can be viewed in about an hour, but there are many polite and elegant crafts on display.
1	1126 4126 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここは、近所の動物園とコラボして、絵画のなかの動物、という切り口で展示がされていたので、とてもとっつきやすかったです。清の町の宮中を描いた巻物、南蛮の人が町の中に来訪してみな驚きを感じていた様子も描かれた、6枚くらいの凄く大きな金箔をちらした屏風絵、人が2000人くらい載っているやつの2つは重要文化財みたいでした。あまり広すぎも狭すぎもなく、程よい館内の配置で見学しやすいです。 This place was collaborating with a zoo in the neighborhood, and it was exhibited at the point of view of animals in paintings. Scrolls depicting Kiyonomiya's Miyanaka, a picture of the Nanban people visiting the town and feeling surprised at all. Two of the guys on the list were like important cultural properties. It is not too wide or too narrow, and it is easy to visit with a reasonable arrangement in the hall.
t	takeshi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 岡山城、後楽園、林原美術館の共通券（980円）を購入し、最後に訪問しました。館内は広くはないです。刀や甲冑、絵画、他にもよく分かりませんが価値のありそうなものが展示されていました。私は広く浅くなタイプなので、10分ぐらいで見終わりましたが、作品の前から岩のように動かないで、食い入るように鑑賞している方もいたので、好きな方にはたまらない美術館なのだろうと思いました。 I bought a common ticket (980 yen) for Okayama Castle, Korakuen, and Hayashibara Museum of Art, and visited it last. The hall is not large. There were swords, armor, paintings, and other things that I don't understand but seemed to be valuable. I'm a wide and shallow type, so I finished watching it in about 10 minutes, but there were people who watched it as if they were eating it without moving like a rock from the front of the work, so it's an irresistible museum for those who like it. I thought it would be.
T	Tak Endo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 林原美術館は岡山城横にある美術館（登録としては博物館）元々は故林原一郎の刀剣を中心とした古美術コレクションをもとに設立された美術館。その他にも岡山藩主池田家の伝来品も所蔵している。私の訪問時は特別展として「お守り刀展覧会」が開かれていた。（2021.10） Hayashibara Museum of Art is a museum next to Okayama Castle (registered as a museum) Originally, the museum was established based on the antique art collection centered on the late Ichiro Hayashibara's sword. In addition, it also holds items from the Ikeda clan, the lord of the Okayama domain. At the time of my visit, the "Amulet Sword Exhibition" was held as a special exhibition. (2021.10)
R	Run kumamon on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ◎刀剣好きには面白い美術館 ⚫︎アニメとコラボした刀剣展示はGOOD！ ◎良い点 ⚫︎素人でも楽しめるよう展示内容に工夫・アニメとコラボした刀剣等・著名人所有の刀剣 (高倉健が刀剣マニアとは知らなかった) ⚫︎ゆっ〜たり鑑賞できる。・お客さん少ないです。 (30分滞在で私以外に1人見ただけ。) ◎残念な点 ⚫︎国宝物が常時展示されていない。 ⚫︎建物の老朽化が顕著で冴えない。 (林原倒産とか設備投資不足か？) ⚫︎展示物の照明の当て方が昭和水準。 ⚫︎オシャレ度が低くデートに向かない。 ◎ An interesting museum for sword lovers ⚫︎ The sword exhibition in collaboration with the anime is GOOD! ◎ Good points ⚫︎ Ingenuity in the contents of the exhibition so that even amateurs can enjoy it ・ Swords collaborated with anime ・ Celebrity-owned sword (I didn't know Ken Takakura was a sword maniac) ⚫︎ You can enjoy it slowly. ・ There are few customers. (I only saw one person other than me during my 30-minute stay.) ◎ Unfortunately ⚫︎ National treasures are not always on display. ⚫︎ The building is very old and dull. (Hayashibara bankruptcy or lack of capital investment?) ⚫︎ The lighting of the exhibits is Showa standard. ⚫︎ Not suitable for dates due to its low fashionability.
R	Roxane Medeiros on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It was closes on Tuesday. .. préparons for next exhibition! :(
A	Amma Meyer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The exhibitions change, and there is no permanent exhibition. We were hoping to see some traditional armour, weapons and arts, but only saw an exhibition with a lot of letters in japanese. Not worth 600 yen apiece as entry fee.
T	Truc Tran on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Came here on the Okayama Art Summit days, the exibitions had combined Japanese culture and ancient beliefs with modern art to explain multi-dimensions of life, it feels touching somehow