후쿠오카 아시아 미술관

Since ancient times, Fukuoka City has been a window to accept Asian culture. Its geographical and historical conditions are unique. It has always played an extremely important role as a base city for exchanges with Asia. Fukuoka Asian Art Museum was officially established in 1999 as one of the advanced projects in the exchange between Fukuoka and Asia. Later, through the following activities, it is gradually attracting attention from Japan, Asia and the world.

Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, located on the Bank of the Bodo River in Fukuoka, is an important art museum in Fukuoka area with modern avant-garde architecture. It mainly collects famous works of art from Asian countries and books visits in advance.

Fukuoka is a very close and open city to many countries in Asia. The Asian Art Museum is open all the time. There are regular individual exhibitions of artists from different shy countries.

Fukuoka Asian Art Museum is mostly an art museum that introduces modern and contemporary Asian art. Japanese style, very simple, very quiet feeling, it seems that there are many individual exhibitions of artists from different Asian countries alternately.

The Asian Museum of Art is really great. It has a collection of works of art from 22 countries. Here you can have a one-day tour of Asian art. The Museum is located in Bodo area. It is on the seventh and eighth floors of the riverain building. You can get off the subway at Chuanduan Station in Zhongzhou. The ticket is 200 yen.

Art galleries are divided into two layers, in which you can not only see beautiful works of art, but also feel a kind of thought and values that they convey through works of art.

The Pavilion is very famous. The main exhibition is Asian modern and contemporary works of art. Not only the quality of the works themselves is excellent, but also their intrinsic value and significance are very impressive.

Fukuoka Asian Art Museum fully embodies the concept of art without borders and creates an Asian art information exchange platform, which is of great significance and I highly respect it.

The environment here is good, some works look very good, very professional, come here to see can broaden the horizon.

It happened that there was an exhibition. I didn't know what it was, so I came in free of charge.