An immersive new addition to the cultural landscape
Housed in a striking new waterside building, the Toyama Prefecture Museum of Art and Design celebrated its grand opening in 2017. With superlative items in its collection, the art lover in everyone will enjoy a visit to this world-class museum.
Don't Miss
- A wealth of exhibits showcasing a broad range of art and design, including works by Picasso and Chagall
- A dedicated play area for kids, with its centerpiece, the Fuwafuwa Dome
- An appealing seaside setting, and a great view of the Tateyama Mountains from the rooftop
How to Get There
The museum is accessible by car, taxi, or on foot. On foot, the museum is 20 minutes from Toyama Station Central Exit or 15 minutes from North Exit. By car or taxi, it's a 10-minute ride from Toyama Station Central Exit or three minutes from the North Exit.
Toyama's newest major attraction
In addition to works by 20th-century legends Picasso and Chagall, the collection includes items as diverse as tactile art, pottery, and a large poster collection. There's something here for everyone with even a passing interest in art and design.
Get the stunning views from the roof of the museum
Come and experience the incorporation of Toyama's geography into the museum architecture. Special consideration was taken to include the surrounding seaside and the views of the Tateyama Mountain Range 
from the roof. For most of the year, you can head to the Onomatopoeia Rooftop and enjoy these sweeping vistas. Younger visitors will delight in a large and engaging play area, itself a work of art, built around artist Sato Taku's Fuwafuwa Dome.
