Frequently Asked Questions
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Access (1)
How do I get there from Kurayoshi Station?
About 10 minutes by local bus from JR Kurayoshi Station; get off at Kenritsu Bijutsukan-mae or Kurayoshi Park Square Kitaguchi and it is right there. By taxi it takes about 9 minutes.
Accessibility (1)
Are there barrier-free facilities?
There are wheelchair-accessible toilets, a lift and wheelchairs available to borrow. Assistance dogs are welcome and nappy-changing tables are provided. A discount for visitors with disabilities also applies.
Nearby sightseeing (1)
Can I combine it with other sights in Kurayoshi?
Kurayoshi Park Square (about 4 minutes' walk) and the Kurayoshi Shirakabe Dozogun, a nationally designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, are near the museum, and we recommend visiting them together.
Opening hours (1)
What are the opening hours and closed days?
Opening hours are 9:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30). On evening opening days the museum stays open until 21:00. It is closed on Mondays (the next weekday if that Monday is a public holiday) and over the New Year period (29 December to 3 January). These may change, so please check the official website.
Traveling with children (1)
Is it enjoyable with children?
Yes. There is a kids' space where you can relax. As the collection exhibition is free for high school age and under, families can visit easily.
Exhibits (1)
What works are in the collection exhibition?
The collection ranges widely, from works by artists connected with Tottori Prefecture such as Maeta Kanji and Tsuji Shindo to contemporary art from Japan and abroad. The five Brillo Boxes by Andy Warhol, which attracted much attention, are also part of the collection.
Prices (1)
Is there an admission fee? Are there areas I can enjoy free of charge?
Many areas of the building, including the Hiromaya cafe restaurant, the shop and the observation terrace, can be used free of charge. Viewing the collection exhibition costs 400 yen for general admission (200 yen for students and those aged 70 and over; free for high school age and under). Featured exhibitions are charged at rates that differ by exhibition.
Facilities and equipment (1)
Is there a cafe or shop?
There is a cafe restaurant and a shop that are easy to drop into. Both can be used even if you are not viewing an exhibition.
Highlights (1)
What is the view from the observation terrace?
From the third-floor observation terrace you can look out over the Omido Temple Ruins, a nationally designated Historic Site. You can enjoy the historic landscape that spreads out in front of the museum.
Parking (1)
Is there parking?
There is parking for 110 vehicles.
Other (6)
What is the address?
2-3-12 Dakyoji-cho, Kurayoshi City, Tottori Prefecture
How much is admission?
Entry to the building is free (collection exhibition: general 400 yen, students and those aged 70 and over 200 yen, high school age and under free. Featured exhibitions are charged separately).
Is there parking?
Parking is available. Please check the official information for details.
What are the opening hours?
9:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30). Note: until 21:00 on evening opening days.
How do I get there?
About 10 minutes by local bus from JR Kurayoshi Station; get off at Kenritsu Bijutsukan-mae or Kurayoshi Park Square Kitaguchi and it is right there. By car: about 50 minutes from Yubara IC on the Yonago Expressway, or about 1 hour from Innosho IC.
When is it closed?
Mondays (the next weekday if that Monday is a public holiday) and over the New Year period (29 December to 3 January). Note: subject to change.