Adachi Museum of Art

The Adachi Museum of Art (足立美術館, Adachi Bijutsukan) is a stunning fusion of Japanese art and garden design, celebrated for its breathtaking beauty. Founded in 1970 by Adachi Zenko, the museum is renowned for its world-class garden, which has been named the best in Japan every year since 2003. The garden is a masterpiece in itself, with each season transforming its landscape into a new spectacle of colors and textures. Visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the garden through the museum’s large windows, offering a serene, ever-changing backdrop to the art inside.

Inside, visitors are treated to an exceptional collection of 20th-century Japanese paintings, including masterpieces by Yokoyama Taikan, one of the most influential artists of the Nihonga style. In addition to the paintings, the museum also features a remarkable ceramics exhibit, showcasing the craftsmanship of Japanese potters. The combination of these artistic treasures and the museum’s award-winning garden creates a unique cultural experience, giving visitors a rare opportunity to immerse themselves in both traditional Japanese art and the timeless beauty of nature.