Kurashiki Geiijutsu Kagaku Daigaku Kakei Bijutsukan

The Kake Museum of Art at Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts is a fusion of retro architecture with innovative art by local young artists and geometric patterns on white walls. The space attracts visitors and is a place where one can gain deep knowledge. The museum shop also sells student works, making it possible to enjoy not only art but also architecture as part of tourism by stopping by.

The Kake Art Museum at Kurashiki Geijutsu Kagaku Daigaku is located in the romantic atmosphere of the Kurashiki Bikan District, coexisting with the picturesque scenery of white-walled storehouses and rows of willow trees. From exhibitions of young artists to the sound of Kawai's upright piano, there are experiences that will shake your heart. Don't miss the regularly held exhibitions that are free to enter. At this art museum, you can not only sightsee, but also gain new inspiration by interacting with art!

At the Kake Art Museum of Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts, ceramic works by Jinsaku Kojima, a representative Japanese ceramic artist, are on display. Her works, which reflect her unique sense of beauty, are captivating to viewers. In particular, 79 pieces, centered around the Oribe decorated jar, are on display, showcasing her impressive technique and beauty. Additionally, many local young artists are also participating, allowing visitors to enjoy a variety of art. Why not visit and experience Japan's traditional ceramic culture?

Located in a corner of the Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts Kakei Art Museum is the "Kakei Ben Founder Memorial Corner." Here, you can deeply understand the person and his achievements. Follow his life and touch upon his accomplishments while feeling the history. This place is not just a tourist spot, but also a place where you can discover and be moved by new things!

At the Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts Kake Art Museum, you can enjoy the museum shop and cafe time in a space where the innovative art of local young artists and retro architecture are fused together. The exhibits showcase materials you may be familiar with, but in a completely new and surprising way. Additionally, you can enjoy exploring the history of the Kake Group founder in the memorial corner. This art museum, which offers free admission, is not just a place to visit for sightseeing, but a spot where you can discover and be moved by something new.