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The Museum of Art (MOA) is an exceptional cultural institution that offers a rich and diverse collection of artworks spanning various periods, regions, and styles. Its impressive exhibits include masterpieces from classical to contemporary art, providing visitors with a comprehensive overview of artistic evolution. The museum's architecture is thoughtfully designed, creating an inviting and inspiring environment for exploration and learning. Educational programs, guided tours, and interactive displays enhance the visitor experience, making art accessible to all ages and backgrounds. The MOA also hosts special exhibitions and community outreach initiatives that foster a deeper appreciation for the arts and support local artists. Its well-curated collections and engaging activities make it a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts, students, and tourists alike. Overall, the MOA excels in promoting cultural understanding and artistic appreciation, making it a vital cultural hub in...

MOA Art Museum

8.5/10

1. Access from Tokyo Take the Tokaido Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Atami Station and get off at Atami Station, about 40 minutes. From Atami Station, get off at the last stop of the bus bound for MOA Museum of Art building, and it takes about 10 minutes.
2. Cost 9,000 yen for transportation, 2,000 yen for admission fee
3. Review The museum is located on a hill in Atami. The founder, Mokichi Okada, was a religious man, but he originally wanted to pursue a career in art and has a deep knowledge of it. After taking a bus to the top of the hill, visitors can take an escalator up to the top of the hill, where they are surprised to find that the facility is much larger than they expected and imagined. Although it is an art museum, it also has a Noh theater within the facility, where Noh performances are held. In front of the Noh theater, there is a video showing the secrets of the Noh theater, which is very interesting. The golden tea room where Toyotomi Hideyoshi entertained the emperor of the time has been recreated, and a calligraphy by Toyotomi Hideyori gives visitors a sense of history. In addition, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Sagami Bay and be dazzled by the beauty of Atami. There are too many spots to enjoy before entering the exhibition rooms! The July 25 exhibition is an exhibition of works by Japanese living national treasures. The transparency of the glass in the exhibition room is so amazing that you cannot tell that there is glass between you and the exhibits at all, allowing you to concentrate on the artwork. A wonderful project and environment that shows the excellence of the works of the living national treasures. The facility has French, Japanese, Soba, and coffee shops to satisfy your...

岡田茂吉氏が蒐集した、主に中国や日本の東洋美術、あるいは東洋美術から世界に派生した作品が展示されている美術館です。 展示の多くが陶磁器と水墨画の掛け軸であり、そのほとんどが14世紀から18世紀にかけての近世～近代の作品です。時代や作者、作られた場所等の系統立てた展示方法、というわけではありませんが、決して雑多な展示というわけでなく、展示室の空間を巧みに活用しているため、静謐な雰囲気を漂わせています。逆に作品間の関連性をあまり表していないからこそ、各展示の作品そのものとしての美しさや価値を見出そうとしているのかもしれません。 国宝や重要文化財も多数展示されています。一部は撮影禁止の展示品もありますが、多くの場合で撮影可能（但し三脚等のカメラの固定器具やフラッシュは禁止）です。展示ケースには、反射を極力抑えたガラスが使用されているため、鑑賞スペースと展示スペースの境界が分かりづらくなっています。反射を意識せず作品を鑑賞できるメリットはありますが、鑑賞時にガラスに頭等がぶつかりやすくなっているので注意が必要です。 展示されている作品だけでなく、この美術館は、建物そのものも素晴らしい構成となっています。高台に設けられた美術館であり、入口から長いエスカレーターを使って昇降します（エレベーターもあります）。昇降の途中にある円形ホールでは、半球体の天井にプロジェクション・マッピングが映されており、それだけでもこの美術館の目玉の美術作品を思ってしまうくらいです。他にも、ガラス張りの空間、大理石の床や壁が非常に上質な空間を醸し出しており、熱海の絶景を楽しむことが出来ます。加えて美術館の敷地内には日本庭園があり、庭園内には茶菓子が楽しめる茶店もあります。 このように、単に美術品を展示している施設に留まらず、建物そのもの、あるいは日本庭園などの屋外にもゆったりとひと時を過ごせる空間設計となっている美術館であるため、是非とも一度は訪れたい美術館だと思います。 一方で、高台に築かれた美術館であるため、美術館内だけでも（日本庭園含め）アップダウンの激しい場所となっていますが、熱海駅から美術館にアクセスする上でも同様のことが言えます。熱海駅から徒歩で行けなくはない距離ですが、とにかく坂を上る必要があり、一部傾斜が急なところがあります。本数は少ないものの美術館へ行くバスもありますので、来館の際は車移動の方がいいでしょう。

The museum exhibits works of oriental art collected by Mokichi Okada, mainly from China and Japan, or works derived from oriental art around the world. Most of the exhibits are ceramics and ink and wash hanging scrolls, and most of the works are from the early modern to modern periods, ranging from the 14th to 18th centuries. Although the exhibition is not organized by period, artist, or place of creation, it is not a chaotic display, and the skillful use of the exhibition space creates a tranquil atmosphere. On the contrary, the exhibition does not show much relationship between the works, which may be the reason why visitors can find the beauty and value of each work in the exhibition itself. Many national treasures and important cultural properties are also on display. Although photography is prohibited for some of the exhibits, it's possible to take photographs in many cases (however, camera fixing devices such as tripods and flashes are prohibited). The exhibition cases are made of glass that minimizes reflections, making it difficult to tell the boundary between the viewing and exhibition spaces. While this has the advantage of allowing visitors to view artworks without being aware of reflections, it also makes it easier for visitors to bump their heads against the glass, so care should be taken when viewing. In addition to the artworks on display, the museum is also wonderfully structured as a building in itself. The museum is located on a hill, and a long escalator takes visitors up and down from the entrance (there is also an elevator). In the circular hall on the way up, a projection mapping is projected on the hemispherical ceiling, which alone is enough to make one think of the museum's centerpiece artwork. The glass-walled space, marble floors and walls create a very high quality space where visitors can enjoy a spectacular view of Atami. In addition, there is a Japanese garden on the museum grounds, and in the garden there is a teahouse where visitors can enjoy tea sweets. As described above, the museum is not only a facility that exhibits art works, but also a space designed to allow visitors to spend a relaxing time in the building itself or outdoors in the Japanese garden, making it an art museum that one should definitely visit at least once. On the other hand, since the museum is built on a hill, there are many ups and downs in the museum (including the Japanese garden), and the same can be said for access to the museum from Atami Station. It is not impossible to reach the museum on foot from Atami Station, but it's necessary to go up the hill anyway, and the slope is steep in some parts. There are buses that go to the museum, albeit infrequently, so it is better to drive...