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Exterior of the Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts in Tennoji Park

Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts

ArteAbre a las 9:30Desde 500 ¥Tennoji Station

Opened in 1936 in Tennoji Park, on the former Sumitomo family estate, the museum holds more than 8,400 works centred on Japanese and East Asian art, including a large collection of Chinese sculpture. It reopened in March 2025 after renovation and mixes major touring special exhibitions with collection displays. The adjoining Keitakuen garden can be visited on a combined ticket.

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Asian Sculpture

Chinese cave-temple sculpture from the museum's collection, featuring Tianlongshan, Longmen and Xiangtangshan, including a seated Tang Buddha of 703.

En cartel9 oct – 20 dic500 ¥

East Asian Metalwork

Chinese and Japanese metalwork compared, including a 14th-century openwork silver-gilt sutra box and the Han dynasty winged figure that inspired the museum's mascot.

En cartel9 oct – 20 dic500 ¥

Jingdezhen Ceramics of the Late Ming and Early Qing

Jingdezhen porcelain from the late Ming to early Qing, made for Chinese, European and Japanese tastes, shown alongside the Ming calligraphy exhibition.

En cartel9 oct – 20 dic500 ¥
Banner for the Ming dynasty calligraphy exhibition

Dynamic Calligraphy of the Ming Dynasty: Treasures from the Ho Chuang-shih Collection, Taipei

Ming dynasty calligraphy from the Taipei collection of Ho Chuang-shih, shown in a special exhibition. No display changes during the run.

En cartel9 oct – 20 dic2000 ¥
Flyer for the Vietnam ceramics exhibition

Vietnam and Ceramics of the Sea: Maritime Trade Seen in Blue-Patterned Porcelain

Feature display on Vietnamese blue-and-white ceramics and maritime trade, with late openings until 19:00 on selected Fridays and Saturdays.

Próximamente9 ene 2027 – 11 abr 2027500 ¥
Flyer for the Maruyama Okyo exhibition

Maruyama Okyo: A Spatial Revolution Beyond the Real

Special exhibition on the Edo painter Maruyama Okyo, with a first half from 6 February to 7 March and a second from 9 March to 4 April 2027.

Próximamente6 feb 2027 – 4 abr 2027500 ¥
Flyer for the Muto Sanji collection exhibition

Revival! The Muto Sanji Collection: The Spinning King Who Discovered National Treasures

Special exhibition marking the 160th anniversary of the birth of Muto Sanji, the textile magnate and collector. Some works are rotated during the run.

Próximamente24 abr 2027 – 20 jun 20272000 ¥

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1-82 Chausuyama-cho, Tennoji-ku, Osaka 543-0063, Japan

Estación más cercana: Tennoji Station y Dobutsuen-mae Station

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Horario

Open on public holiday 23 de noviembre, de 9:30 a 17:00

Cerrado: 24 de noviembre

Closed after holiday

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mar9:30–17:00
mié9:30–17:00
jueHoy9:30–17:00
vie9:30–17:00
sáb9:30–17:00
dom9:30–17:00

Entrada

Desde 500 ¥

Collection (planned) exhibitions: adults 500 yen, high school and university students 200 yen, free for junior high and under. Special exhibitions are priced separately.

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¿Cuánto cuesta visitar Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts?
Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts cobra 500 ¥ por la entrada general de adulto. Collection (planned) exhibitions: adults 500 yen, high school and university students 200 yen, free for junior high and under. Special exhibitions are priced separately.. Las exposiciones temporales y las entradas con hora pueden tener otro precio.
¿Qué horario tiene Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts?
Horario de Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts: Tuesday to Sunday 9:30 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30). Closed Mondays (open if Monday is a public holiday, closed the next weekday) and 28 December to 4 January. Some Fridays and Saturdays from January to March 2027 open until 19:00.. En festivos puede cambiar, así que consulta la web del museo antes de ir.
¿Dónde está Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts?
Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts está en 1-82 Chausuyama-cho, Tennoji-ku, Osaka 543-0063, Japan, en la zona de Tennoji, en Osaka. Las estaciones más cercanas son Tennoji Station y Dobutsuen-mae Station.
¿Qué se puede ver en Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts?
Municipal art museum in Tennoji Park, home to 8,400 works of Japanese and East Asian art, reopened in 2025. Ahora mismo destacan Vietnam and Ceramics of the Sea: Maritime Trade Seen in Blue-Patterned Porcelain, Maruyama Okyo: A Spatial Revolution Beyond the Real y Revival! The Muto Sanji Collection: The Spinning King Who Discovered National Treasures.
¿Hay que reservar con antelación para visitar Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts?
Conviene reservar, sobre todo en fines de semana, vacaciones escolares y exposiciones temporales. Las entradas suelen venderse en la web del museo, y con una franja horaria reservada te ahorras las colas de la entrada.
¿Cuál es el mejor momento para visitar Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts?
Las mañanas entre semana, nada más abrir, suelen ser lo más tranquilo, sobre todo a mitad de semana. A última hora de la tarde también suele haber menos gente. Los fines de semana, las vacaciones escolares y la hora de comer son los momentos de más afluencia.

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