What other travelers are saying about Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art
The Aichi Triennale entry is 2100 yen and you get access to 3 different museums (including this Aichi Museum of Art), but they’re quite far from each other. We only have time for this location, so we can only speak about this exhibition.
Beautiful installations, but most of it is really just on 2 floors, 10F and 8F. The installations on 1F, B1F and B2F are so isolated and underwhelming.
The exhibits on 10F are quite good, and 8F is OK as well, but all of them are very contemporary and subjective. Probably not worth the price, but if you’re really into art and have time to check out the other 2 museums, then 2100 yen is justified.
Went to see Animal Animals Animals with old Japanese doors that were painted by old samurai guys in the Meiji period and what not because the Emperor had taken their swords away and made them paint furniture and stuff.
It was really good to see how good at painting the old guys were, I wish there had been a bit more English to explain things as I was too lazy to use my phone for each one.
I liked how they used gold.
Professional, friendly and courteous staff. Great experience. The Trialogue museum was worth the visit. Also greatly enjoyed the Japanese video displays.
I went this museum in 2016 for just going to Pablo Picasso exhibition. This exhibition really broaden my my knowledge about the painter. Museum itself wasn't too big and beautifully decorated.
I went on a weekday so it was not crowded at all. Decent exhibits and it was enjoyable to view them without much of a crowd. A little annoying with limited photography allowed and no particularly notable exhibits. Spacious building but you can tell it hasn't seen any renovations for the last twenty years. Mid-tier museum shop.
