Frequently Asked Questions

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Access (1)

How do I get there?

About 20 minutes by bus from JR Naruto Station (the local bus for Naruto Park), about 3 minutes by car from Naruto-Kita IC on the Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway, or about 25 minutes by bus from Tokushima Airport. On the express bus, alight at the Naruto Koen-guchi stop.

Reservations (1)

Do I need to book?

Booking is not normally needed and tickets can be bought on the day. Crowds are expected during long holiday periods and special events, so please check the official website for the latest information.

Closed days (1)

When is it closed?

Closed on Mondays, or the following day when Monday is a public holiday. There is also a longer closure in January, and the museum is open every day in August. Please check the opening calendar on the official website for the latest information.

Opening hours (1)

What are the opening hours and last admission?

The museum is open 9:30-17:00. Tickets are sold only until 16:00, so please note that you cannot buy one after that time.

Traveling with children (1)

Is it enjoyable for children?

Elementary, junior high and high school students pay only 550 yen. The large-scale environmental displays and full-size reproductions of famous paintings are visually enjoyable for children too, and many families visit.

Time needed (1)

How long does it take to see everything?

The viewing route runs about 4 km with more than 1,000 works on display, so 2 to 3 hours is the minimum. To see it properly, allow half a day to a full day. There are good cafes and restaurants, so you can break for a meal along the way.

Photography (1)

Can I take photographs?

All the works on display are ceramic reproductions, but please check the photography rules on the official website or at the entrance. Personal photographs are generally allowed in many areas, though rules such as no flash may apply.

Prices (1)

How much is admission?

General 3,300 yen, university students 2,200 yen, and elementary, junior high and high school students 550 yen, all including tax. Group and disability discounts are also available; please see the official website for details.

Facilities (2)

Is there a museum shop?

There is a museum shop on the third basement level, selling the museum's own goods and art books. Its opening hours changed in March 2025, so please check the official website.

Is there anywhere to eat?

There is a cafe and a restaurant in the museum, so you can eat or rest during your visit and stay comfortably for a long time.

Highlights (1)

What should I see?

The greatest attraction is the environmental displays, which recreate whole ancient sites and chapels; the reproduction of the Sistine Chapel is especially striking. There are also systematic displays tracing the history of Western art and thematic displays.

Parking (1)

Is there parking?

You can use the car parks in Naruto Park (charged). Please follow the signs to the museum.

Other (6)

What is the address?

Fukuike 65-1, Tosadomariura, Narutocho, Naruto City, Tokushima Prefecture (in Naruto Park)

When is it closed?

Mondays (the following day when Monday is a public holiday), with a longer closure in January; open every day in August.

What are the opening hours?

9:30-17:00 (tickets are sold until 16:00).

How do I get there?

About 20 minutes by bus from JR Naruto Station, right by the Otsuka Museum of Art stop. About 3 minutes by car from Naruto-Kita IC on the Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway. About 25 minutes by bus from Tokushima Airport.

Is there parking?

Parking is available. Please check the official information for details.

How much is admission?

General 3,300 yen, university students 2,200 yen, elementary, junior high and high school students 550 yen.