[2025 Nagasaki Attraction] Travel Guide for Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum (Updated Mar)

The Nagasaki Museum of Art is composed of two parts: the art museum building on both sides of the separate canal, and the gallery building with the museum shop and information office. It was designed by the famous Japanese architect Kengo Kuma. There are 6,000 collections in the museum, including Spanish art and Nagasaki-related art, based on the collection donated by the former Japanese ambassador to Spain Yakiro Suma. The museum displays the works of Nagasaki-born or Nagasaki-related artists, as well as the collection of Suma, a collector with deep knowledge in Spanish art. You can enjoy the works of famous artists such as Goya, Picasso, and Dali. masterpiece. Special exhibitions with changing times and themes are also very popular. From medieval paintings to modern art, from furniture design to textile design to comics, etc., special and interesting special exhibitions emerge one after another, and the decoration of the exhibition hall is also ingenious. The Nagasaki Museum of Art has a roof garden that overlooks the port and the sea, making it a very unique place to rest. There are lawns and wooden decks, as well as many benches, which are perfect as a place to rest after viewing the exhibition. There is a cafe in the sky corridor connecting the two buildings. After viewing the Spanish art collection, Nagasaki-related art, and planning exhibitions, you can go to the cafe while watching the canal. Climbing to the roof garden, you can see the whole view of Nagasaki Port.