[2025 Osaka Attraction] Travel Guide for Fujita Museum (Updated Mar)

Fujita Museum should be considered a private museum. It is not very convenient to get there. It takes 10 minutes to walk from the subway. The museum is not big and the price is a little expensive, 1000 yen. If you are not very interested in the exhibits inside, you can simply walk around outside. It takes about 10 minutes. The architecture of the museum itself is quite unique. Many elderly people will sketch outside. The most attractive thing is the restaurant outside the museum, where you can have tea and snacks. The lady can hand-brew matcha and grilled meatballs🍡, which is great. Leave the museum and transfer to Nakanoshima, a small island in the middle of Kitahama. As the cultural and commercial center of Osaka, Nakanoshima has many historical buildings, museums and parks. Nakanoshima Library has famous green apples🍏~Comfortable If it is around Christmas, there will be a light show. Although it may not be very attractive, it is also very interesting to walk from Kitahama to Umeda for dinner 🗓️Itinerary: Fujita Museum Nakanoshima Umeda #OsakaItinerary

#CanadaFlightEvent #OsakaCafe #JapanTravel “Amijima Tea House”, a cafe near Osaka Castle, Fujita Museum It is located about 15 minutes away from Osaka Castle, but it is an Osaka cafe where you can enjoy the museum, garden, and tea *,* You can choose between matcha, sencha, and bancha for drinks and dango comes with one soy sauce (soy sauce) and one red bean paste and all of this costs 500 yen... 5,000 won!! I ordered sencha! The red bean is not sweet, but I actually liked it - The sunlight comes in so well, creating a warm atmosphere, and there is also a tatami space, so you can fully feel the Japanese atmosphere Highly. Recommended.

📍Address: Fujita Museum Although I have been to Osaka many times, this time I wanted to visit some places I have never been to before, so I came to the Fujita Museum. 🗓️Itinerary: If you are tired of shopping in Osaka, you can come to the Fujita Museum to relax and enjoy a leisurely afternoon. The atmosphere here is similar to that of the Nezu Museum in Tokyo, both of which are private museums owned by chaebols. Compared with the exhibition hall, the tea room and courtyard here are more charming, and no admission fee is charged for the tea room and courtyard. Especially in autumn, when the maple leaves turn red, the scenery here is even more beautiful. 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Tea Room For just 500 yen (credit cards and Suica only) you can enjoy a serving of matcha or sencha, along with a selection of sweet and savory wagashi (Japanese sweets). You can take off your shoes and sit down in the tatami area, so you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the courtyard while sipping tea. Showroom The exhibition hall is not large and can be visited in 20 to 30 minutes. It also displays some Chinese calligraphy and painting collections, but the number of exhibits is not as rich as that of the Nezu Museum. patio It is recommended to visit the courtyard last, and then you can take a walk along the river. It is very quiet here, completely away from the hustle and bustle of tourists. It is a unique Osaka experience. 💰Average consumption per person: 1,000 yen (cash not accepted) 🕰️Business hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 🚙Transportation: It is most convenient to take the JR Tozai Line, just exit 3 of Osaka Johkitaki Station #NicheTravelDestination #OsakaTravel #Osaka #JapanNiche #OsakaTourism #ArtMuseum #Osaka Itinerary

Day 1: Immersed in Art Today, I visited the Fujita Art Museum in Osaka. The museum's atmosphere is exceptionally serene, like a hidden paradise, allowing one to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Upon entering, the elegant architectural design immediately catches the eye, simple yet luxurious. The museum's exhibits include numerous treasures from both the East and the West, with ancient Chinese paintings and traditional Japanese crafts being particularly outstanding. Each piece of calligraphy and porcelain conveys the artists' ultimate pursuit and expression of beauty. As I strolled through the museum, each gallery was filled with stories, quietly narrating the essence of art spanning thousands of years. Especially when admiring a Japanese folding screen painting, the exquisite brushwork and delicate colors seemed to transport me to an ancient court, allowing me to feel the breath of history. Day 2: Dancing with History Next, I visited another historical and cultural site in Osaka. The old streets and buildings here silently tell stories of the past. As I wandered, I couldn't help but recall the historical treasures seen at the Fujita Art Museum, comparing these rich cultural heritages with the real street scenes, feeling the passage of time. Walking through these historical tracks, it felt as if each alley was whispering to me, reminding me of the endless connections between the past and the future.

The Fujita Art Museum in Osaka is like a hidden cultural sanctuary amidst the city's hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in an atmosphere of art and history. The museum houses a vast collection of Japanese national treasures and important cultural properties, including rare calligraphy, ceramics, paintings, and Buddhist artworks, each telling a story that transcends time and space. The museum's design is fresh and elegant, with a minimalist beauty that echoes the profound meaning of traditional art. Walking through the museum feels like traveling back in time, experiencing the Fujita family's deep love and dedication to art. The seasonal garden is another highlight, with cherry blossoms falling in spring and maple leaves coloring the landscape in autumn, adding a touch of natural beauty to the exhibition experience. Whether you are an art enthusiast or a cultural explorer, the Fujita Art Museum offers a spiritual cleansing that leaves a lasting impression, allowing you to feel the timeless charm of classical art. This is a place worth experiencing with your heart.

At the Fujita Art Museum in Osaka, art is not only found within the exhibition halls but also flows quietly through this serene garden. The moment you step into the museum, the bustling city noise seems to be cut off, replaced by a tranquil atmosphere. The surroundings are elegant, with lush trees and exquisite flowers all around, making you feel as if you are in a peaceful painting. Walking along the winding paths, I was deeply attracted by the natural beauty of the garden. Every flower bed is meticulously maintained, with blooming flowers emitting a faint fragrance that complements the shadows of the surrounding trees. Occasionally, you can hear the crisp chirping of birds, intertwined with the sound of the gentle breeze, creating a natural melody that lifts your spirits. The architecture of the Fujita Art Museum itself is also integrated into this natural setting, with modern and traditional designs complementing each other. Large floor-to-ceiling windows allow ample indoor light and provide a broad view of the picturesque garden outside. In such an environment, appreciating art nourishes the soul. At the Fujita Art Museum, I felt not only the beauty of art but also the perfect blend of nature and art. This serene garden made me deeply realize that art can coexist with life, echoing each other. As I left, the harmonious impression remained in my heart, and I look forward to returning to this dreamlike place again.

The cafe at the Fujita Museum of Japanese Art in Osaka was really good! A set of dango and tea costs 500 yen, a price that would be impossible in Tokyo🥹 The cafe closes when the dango are sold out, but they still had some at 4pm on Sunday🍡 You can eat while relaxing in the Japanese-style seats, or sit on the chairs set up in the museum entrance hall. The entrance has a more modern atmosphere, so I had a hard time deciding where to sit🥹 . . . 📍Amijima Chaya 🗺️Osaka, Japan 🕑10:00- 💰¥500 #Fritabi #OsakaCafe #Museum

#博物馆 A guide to exploring the Fujita Museum in Osaka🏛✨ Hey, travel experts! Today we are going to travel through time and space together and visit the shining art pearl of Osaka - the Fujita Museum, for an art feast that you can enjoy on your own! 🎉 📍【Arrival Location】 As soon as you step into Osaka, your heart is already attracted by all kinds of food and shopping paradise, right? But don’t be in a hurry, let’s slow down and head straight to the heart of Namba area, where our destination is hidden - the Fujita Museum. The elegant facade seems to whisper the depth of history and the elegance of art. 🚶♀🚶♂ 🎨【First experience of art maze】 Open the door and you will be surrounded by a dazzling array of artworks in an instant! From the brilliant colors of Ukiyo-e to the delicate light and shadow of Western oil paintings, each work is a messenger of time and space, taking you through different cultures and eras. 🖼🌍 👀【Must-see exhibits】 The masterpiece of Ukiyo-e master Utagawa Kuniyoshi, with its delicate lines and bright colors, makes you feel as if you are in the bustling streets of the Edo period. 🎎🏮 In the Western painting area, the works of masters such as Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso... these names resounding through the sky will have a close conversation with you here, and you can feel the soul flowing through their pens. 🖌

The exchange rate of the Japanese yen has hit a new low, making travel to Japan extremely popular this year! During this trip to Japan, Osaka and Kyoto were packed with people. Osaka was filled with Koreans, while Kyoto seemed to be dominated by Westerners! Many people think of Osaka as just a shopping city (somewhat like Hong Kong used to be), but this city also has a very artistic side! The Fujita Art Museum, located in Shinbashi, was a place I had researched beforehand. It's just a few stops away from Umeda, and the atmosphere is completely different from the shopping districts! The surrounding streets are quiet and clean, and there's a quaint little tea space inside the museum where you can enjoy authentic matcha. The grilled dango skewers are freshly made and delicious! As for the museum's collection, I was fortunate to encounter a national treasure-level piece, the Yohen Tenmoku bowl, which truly feels like a galaxy in a bowl! If you have the chance, you must see it for yourself; it's a testament to the craftsmanship and taste of ancient China! The Fujita Art Museum is not large, but it has a super quiet little garden. On a clear day, it's surrounded by greenery and is very relaxing.

Taking a unique path, I discovered a different Osaka If you want to avoid the crowds, you must visit the Fujita Art Museum in Osaka ————————— 🟡 The old residence of the Fujita family has been transformed into an art museum The all-white exterior with glass curtain walls gives it a very transparent feel Inside, there is also a tea room + tatami 🟠 The museum is not large, and many of the works are Chinese A careful visit takes just 30 minutes to complete The interior is rather dark, but the lighting design is really superb 🟢 If you come, you must go to the tea room for tea🍵 Set meal: one cup of tea + two dango Matcha is highly recommended, and soy sauce dango is my personal favorite 🔵 Also, don't forget to take a walk in the garden outside The sunshine is comfortable for sunbathing, and the white walls make for good photo backdrops ————————— Fujita Art Museum Address: 10-32 Amijimacho, Miyakojima Ward, Osaka, 534-0026 Japan Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 🎫: Garden 🆓, Museum 1000 yen, Tea and sweets 500 yen ⚠️No cash accepted❗️

After enjoying brunch alone, I've come to Japan 6 times and checked in at many popular spots. I searched for some lesser-known spots in Osaka, and sure enough‼️ This place is comfortable and elegant, like a paradise on earth🌁⛲️ In the end, I asked the matcha master to capture this moment for me, and the photo turned out really beautiful!! · 📍Address: Fujita Art Museum ⏰Hours: 10 AM to 6 PM (Visiting time: about 1-2 hours) 🚇Subway: Osakajokoen Station, turn left 50 meters after Exit 3 · 🍵Tea Set: 💰500 yen per person Choose from 3 types of tea (matcha or red/green sencha) + 🍡 two skewers of dango (both savory and sweet, really great!!). You can sit in the tatami area where shoes must be removed, and this open tea space doesn't require a museum ticket to experience. If you're tired after visiting Osaka Castle, this is a great place to rest💯 · 🖼Museum Admission: 💰1000 yen per person The museum is not very large, but the space design and route atmosphere are very exquisite, including a few national treasures. (See images 16-18) · Warm Tips: ✔️Photography with cameras is allowed in the lobby area, but not in the exhibition area, where you can use your mobile phone to take pictures. It is recommended to store your personal belongings and camera in the free lockers ✔️Please avoid taking photos of the tea masters ✔️Please return the tray after your meal ·

#thingstodo We came at early afternoon on Sunday and the atmostphere was amazing. Tranquil and calmness at its best. Such a hidden gem in Osaka. This is the combination that you can both enjoy the transition colors of mimoji inside and outside. Taking a walk to the river was also very relaxing. They have open tea bar so you can actually see how the matcha/tea set in the making. Around 3:30 pm the place getting more people line up, but the vibe remains as it is. I really enjoy the experience 🍁🍂

The dumplings and matcha at Amijima Chaya, located about a 15-minute walk from Osaka Castle, were very delicious. They made the matcha for us on the spot, explained the utensils, and we enjoyed it on a tatami mat while looking at a Japanese-style garden. In particular, the dumplings (2 types) were baked on the spot, and the red bean paste was sweet and delicious, and the soy sauce-based dumplings were not spicy and fragrant and delicious✨ Why not come here after visiting Osaka Castle and other places while sightseeing in Osaka?🙂💓 Address: 1F Fujita Museum of Art, 10-32 Amijima-cho, Miyakojima-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 🚇JR Tozai Line "Osakajo Kitazume Station" Exit 3 ⏰10:00-Closes when the dumplings run out 💰Matcha and dumpling set for 500 yen #besttrip2023

very historic museum nice landscape to visit