Oita Prefectural Art Museum OPAM

The Oita Prefectural Art Museum, OPAM, is an innovative design museum with a bamboo craft theme. It's full of surprises, with walls made entirely of windows, ultra-flexible exhibition rooms, ceilings made of carefully selected materials, and chairs and desks designed by Shigeru Ban. The permanent exhibition changes every two months, so you can enjoy it no matter how many times you visit. In addition, the special exhibition "Korekimi Raisan - The Story of Oita Bamboo Crafts" introduces the works and creative activities of bamboo craft artists in Oita. It's a spot that can be enjoyed by architecture fans and art lovers alike.

The Oita Prefectural Art Museum, OPAM, is a museum designed by architect Shigeru Ban with a living room feel as its feature. The layout of the exhibition rooms, as well as the cafe and shop, can be freely moved, and all chairs and tables are also designed by Shigeru Ban. The museum, made with a focus on locally sourced materials, holds special exhibitions and permanent exhibitions that can be enjoyed from a new perspective. Additionally, there are spaces where you can enjoy art for free in a casual setting. The impressive design, inspired by bamboo crafts, is a must-see! It can be enjoyed by a wide range of people, from architecture fans to art lovers.