Kurashiki City Art Museum

Kurashiki City Art Museum was originally built as The Kurashiki City Hall designed by famous architect TANGE Kenzo in 1960. At the point when new city corridor was fabricated, the structure was intended to rebuild into a city workmanship exhibition hall by gift to Kurashiki-city from home-developed Japanese-style craftsman, IKEDA Yoson. The historical center opened on the double with Kurashiki-City Library and Kurashiki Museum of Natural History as social zone in 1983.

Kurashiki City Art Museum holds extensive scale presentations including unique show. In addition, co-facilitated "Kurashiki Art Exhibitions" and "Kurashikikko Art Exhibitions" is held each year. The historical center rents displays to an individual craftsman and gatherings that show their works.

Kurashiki City Art Museum gathers around 11,000 bits of works. There are around 8,000 things of Japanese-style craftsman, IKEDA Yoson, and they have gathered extraordinary assortment of works including bits of the craftsmen identified with Kurashiki. They have mostly accumulation of household works, Japanese artistic creations, oil artworks, watercolors, prints, illustrations, form, makes.