Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of Modern Art

The Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of Modern Art displays the works of the Japanese painting master, Sesshu Toyo, all in one place. His diverse expression and deep insight create a breathtaking world of painting, allowing you to savor the full extent of his work. Additionally, the view of Senba Lake from the museum is not to be missed. You can spend a fulfilling time feeling the changing seasons and the breath of nature reflected on the tranquil lake surface.

The "Chihiro Iwasaki Exhibition" held at the Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of Modern Art brings together over 120 original picture book illustrations, allowing visitors to deeply appreciate her life and artistic world. Don't miss the diverse range of works from her early to late periods, as well as the media art works by the art unit plaplax. This exhibition, filled with beautiful and pure colors and skillful depictions, is a must-see not only for tourists but also for art lovers.

Located in a corner of the Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of Modern Art, the media art works of the art unit plaplax shine brightly. With innovative expressions that stimulate the senses and provide deep emotional experiences, this exhibit is worth a visit for its unique and cutting-edge approach. Don't miss the interactive exhibits that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. Come and experience this original world and feel like you are a part of the artwork yourself.

The Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of Modern Art is known for its exhibition centered on masterpieces of French art. A wide range of genres, from Millet and Van Gogh to Tadao Asai, are housed here, allowing visitors to learn a lot from the expressions of light, color, and brushstrokes. Don't miss the works related to agriculture, which is unique to Ibaraki, an agricultural prefecture. Why not spend a whole day immersed in art in this space where regional and artistic elements intersect?

The Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of Modern Art is known for its diverse contemporary art presented in six solo exhibitions. Visitors can take their time to appreciate the works of artists who work with different genres and materials such as sculpture, textiles, oil paintings, Japanese paintings, glass, and ceramics. Enjoy the creative world of artists who constantly challenge themselves to create new expressions. The location, with a beautiful view of Lake Senba, is also superb.