OSAKA MUNICIPAL MUSEUM OF ART (06-6771-4874)
Special Exhibition
"FUKUZAWA Yukichi: Living the Future"
This exhibition, which takes place to commemorate the 150 anniversary of the foundation of Keio University, reviews the founder Fukuzawa Yukichi's active involvement in a wide range of fields, and showcases his belongings, documents, letters, autograph manuscript and writings, the artworks collected by former pupils and masterpieces related somehow with Keio University. The close relationship of Fukuzawa and Osaka will be highlighted.
- DATE:
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Aug.4 (Tue.),2009 ~ Sep.6 (Sun.),2009
- FEES:
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1,200yen (Adults) / 900yen (Univ. & hi. sch. stus.) / Free of charge (Stus. of jr. hi. sch. level and below)
Special Exhibition
"TAOISM ART"
Taoism, originated in primitive religion in China, is broadly rooted in lifestyle habits in Japan, including Onmyodo, custom of July 7th and legend of Urashima Taro.
- DATE:
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Sep.15 (Tue.),2009 ~ Oct.25 (Sun.),2009
- FEES:
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1,300yen (Adults) / 900yen (Univ. & hi. sch. stus.) /
Free of charge : Stus. of jr. hi. sch. level and below
Penmanent Exhibition
"The Glories of East Asian Art"
- DATE:
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Aug.4 (Tue.),2009 ~ Aug.23 (Sun.),2009
On display are arts of Shinto with Buddhism syncretization, Ogata Korin- relevant documents and Cazal collection, etc.
- DATE:
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Aug.4 (Tue.),2009 ~ Sep.6 (Sun.),2009
On display are “Edo Meisho Zue” (Guide to famous Edo sites), pictures depicting belief in Buddha, western-style paintings in modern Japan and rock carvings.
- DATE:
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Sep.15 (Tue.),2009 ~ Oct.25 (Sun.),2009
Feature exhibition “Scenery with Water in commemoration of ‘Aqua Metropolis Osaka 2009’ event” will be held.
- FEES:
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300yen (Adults) / 200yen (Univ. & hi. sch. stus.) /
Free of charge : Stus. of jr. hi. sch. level and below
- HOUR:
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9:30 ~ 17:00 (Enter by 16:30)
- CLOSED:
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Mondays (Closed on Tuesday if Monday is a holiday.), Jul.21 (Tue.) ~ Aug.3 (Mon.), Sep.7 (Mon.) ~ 14 (Mon.), Sep.24 (Thu.) , Oct.13 (Tue.)
- ACCESS:
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Northwest 400m from JR or Subway (M23/T27) Tennoji Stn., Kintetsu Abeno Stn.
on the Kintetsu Line (The museum is located in Ten-noji Park)
