The Otsuka Museum of Art is an art museum that reproduces masterpieces from around the world on ceramic boards.
The museum boasts the largest permanent exhibition space in Japan, with 1,074 items on display, including life-size ceramic panels of more than 190 masterpieces from 25 countries around the world.
Among them, Picasso’s “Guernica” and the wall paintings of the Sistine Chapel are particularly impressive.
The ceramic panels are also contributing to the preservation of cultural assets, as they are impervious to fading and deterioration for more than 2,000 years. The museum also has a restaurant.
9:30-17:00 (Ticket sales close at 16:00)
Mondays (if Monday is a national holiday, the museum is open on Monday and closed the following day).
General admission: 3,300 yen
University students 2,200 yen
Elementary, junior high and high school students 550 yen
20 min. by bus from JR Naruto Station
3 min. by car from Naruto-kita IC
25 min. by bus from Tokushima Airport *Line bus “for Naruto Koen
15 min. by bus from Highway Naruto Bus Stop *Line bus “for Naruto Koen