Atsui Art Museum

Niigata sightseeing

Original Text

It was close to Niigata station and was in an easy-to-stop place. The exhibition room was one room on the first floor and the stay time was about 20 minutes. Itatani Hayama exhibition was held to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the opening, and it was good to be able to appreciate the work in a calm atmosphere ◯

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Original Text

3 minutes walk from Mandaiguchi, Niigata Station, one floor on the first floor of Hokuriku Building. Admission fee ５００ yen. Visited on weekdays evening after the state of emergency was lifted nationwide. There are no other visitors and it is not related to the three Cs. There are a wide variety of grains such as Daikan Yokoyama, Harukusa Hishida, and Kobayashi Koji. No toilet in the building. If you access by car, you will use the Atsui Sangyo Higashi Daichi No. 1 parking lot, which is a little far away. ４０ You can get a free ticket. More than that, it will be worthless of your stay.

Private の Art Museum

Original Text

It is a small exhibition space that is rather like an art gallery, and is a 000 one corner on the first floor of the building. Art and ceramics are exhibited for a fixed period, not permanent. Admission is charged. Access is very good because it is just from the station. No shooting in the building

ＪＲ ３ minutes walk from Niigata Station

Original Text

１９８３ In commemoration of the founding of Atsui Sangyo ６０ in the year, it was established as a museum centered on works of art collected by founder Eikichi Atsui. A masterpiece exhibition of Japanese beauty flowers and birds was held. I enjoyed Kazumasa Nakagawa's Western paintings mixed with the paintings of Japanese painting masters such as Koji Kobayashi and Mifune Hayami. There was also an exhibition of crafts.

I enjoyed the museum in Niigata where Japanese and Western paintings are owned! !!

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I enjoyed the museum in Niigata, which houses Japanese and Western paintings. It seems that special exhibitions are held four times a year, so it was a museum I would like to visit again!