The museum is spacious, beautiful, and full of interesting outdoor exhibits. You can easily spend whole day here exploring at a relaxed pace. Lucky the day we go there was sunny day.
The overall experience was excellent and I even found nice ice cream at the cafeteria, which was a nice bonus after walking around. There is also relaxing foot bath area next to the cafeteria (there is vending machine sell towel as well) which was a perfect way to unwind after all the walking.
This is a very famous sculpture park and a wonderful place to spend time, whether you are interested in art or simply looking for a relaxing outdoor experience. The park is beautifully designed and allows visitors to enjoy impressive sculptures while walking through spacious and pleasant surroundings.
One of the great things about this place is that it is not only for adults who appreciate art and culture — there are also many areas and activities that children can enjoy. Because of this, it works very well as a family destination where everyone can have a good time together.
The entrance fee may feel a little expensive at first, but once inside, the scale of the park, the atmosphere, and the overall experience make it feel worthwhile. There is plenty to see and enjoy, making it easy to spend several hours here.
Overall, this is a highly recommended place for anyone looking to combine art, nature, and family-friendly entertainment in one memorable visit.
We visited on a beautiful, rain-free day. The museum is located on a mountain, so the air was very fresh and cool. The signage and maps (in English) were very clear and easy to understand. The outdoor exhibition space was beautifully planned and featured a diverse range of works. The most fascinating and interesting exhibit was the Picasso Pavillon, with its many works on display and clear explanations of the process and history of Picasso's evolving artistic style. We were very happy and delighted to have had such a wonderful experience there. I think the museum is suitable for many age groups, especially families with young children and students. If you have the chance to visit Hakone, you should definitely consider this a top destination.
This place was an amazing museum and not to be missed. Whether you're museums or not, it's really quite beautiful and engaging on every level. The Picasso museum was quite stunning and really unique to see all of his different stages of art with great descriptions in English. We went on a rainy day and it was perfect to stroll through the garden even though it was raining we had umbrellas and it wasn't too bad. You can also go to the museum's indoors, which is a nice escape from the rain. Our kids loved playing on the Art netting where we spent a good 2030 minutes. We also ordered a waffle from the little café, which everybody says was outstanding. It was easy to find very accessible fairly priced a fun, rainy day or sunny day outing and great to see Art in an outdoor natural setting as well as inside the Museum. When coming to Hakone, I would highly recommend this Museum as a highlight not to be missed.
Very impressive and expansive, with a large outdoor area that never feels overwhelming. (And welcoming for kids as well!) We visited on a hot summer day, and there were plenty of indoor galleries where we could enjoy more art while cooling off in the air conditioning. I especially loved the modern sculptures set against the beautiful hills of Hakone. It's a wonderful place to visit if you find traditional museums a bit too stuffy and prefer a more open, immersive experience.
