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Hakone open air museum

The museum occupies a vast area and you can spend a few hours roaming the park. It’s a great place for both adults and kids with a lot of great shot opportunities! There’s a paid parking lot and if you use it, make sure to validate the ticket at the shop on the right side of the entrance (on your way in) to pay a flat 500-yen fee for 4 hours. There are some eateries inside in case you get hungry. It’s also accessible by public transportation. You need at least 2 hours to explore the park!

Art under rain or shine

#artshunting Throwback to the day we visited the Hakone Open-Air Museum. Simplly love the outdoor exhibitions in the Sculpture Garden. The artworks are placed in different areas of the garden, covering almost the entire circumference of the museum. It's really peaceful walking through the gardens, exploring and admiring the different artworks. #mytripvlog

Hakone Open Aur Museum

#celebratewithtrip Artworks are usually confined and preserved in museums. But art meets nature in Hakone. Beautiful open air museum set in an incredible mountain backdrop. Lots of awesome sculptures including some interactive ones that kids can play on. There’s also an awesome indoor Picasso exhibit with 300 works (no photos allowed). The environment is so inviting and refreshing, it stimulates your mind, heart, while you get some exercise in walking around their massive facility. Highly recommend giving this place a visit for anyone going to Hakone! #fallingforfall

This amazing Open Air Musuem is located in Hakone. Obviously not an ordinary one and has it's own Picasso museum. Half day is not enough to enjoy the whole huge place! Put it on your list if you're visiting Hakone. Entrance is 1600yen. If using a Hakone Freepass which is highly recommended, 1400yen. #happynewyear #hakone #wandermye #hakoneopenairmuseum #picasso #happynewyear

Open air museum in Hakone

#cherryblossom2024 One of the museum’s most popular attractions is the Picasso Pavilion, which houses an extensive collection of works by the legendary Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. You can also find the expansive sculpture garden featuring over 120 masterpieces by renowned artists from around the world. Overall, we found the museum to be an interesting collection of works of art set against nature’s work of art. We would say, it’s a different way to experience art.

The Hakone Open-Air Museum

#cherryblossom2024 The Hakone Open-Air Museum stands as a testament to the beauty of art and nature in perfect harmony. Spanning over 70,000 square meters, this expansive outdoor museum is a celebration of creativity and innovation, showcasing a diverse collection of modern and contemporary sculptures set against the backdrop of lush gardens, rolling hills, and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

Picasso’s Masterpiece

#thingstodo The museum's picturesque setting amidst the stunning Hakone mountains created a serene atmosphere that perfectly complemented the art on display. From the moment we stepped foot into the museum, we were greeted by a world of beauty and creativity. The open-air concept allowed us to appreciate the sculptures in their natural surroundings, and it felt like walking through an artistic wonderland.

Hakone Sculpture Forest and Glass Forest Art Museum are worth a visit

The most surprising thing about coming to Japan is going to Hakone Sculpture Forest and Glass Forest Art Museum. Hakone is around Tokyo. I recommend Hakone Mount Fuji and then return to Tokyo. Taking the train to these two art museums is really beautiful and you won't regret it if you go. We went straight to Mount Fuji after we finished, and then returned from Mount Fuji. You can buy tickets at the entrance on the spot, which is about 80 RMB.

The Hakone Open-Air Museum

#2024wish Very unique museum that's expansive and beautiful to walk through, with special exhibit as well like the Picasso museum. Went on a weekend and the weather was beautiful. We were able to buy tickets day of, and there are coin lockers available to store backpacks. We stayed for a few hours as we looked around at a leisurely pace. I wish to go back in 2024.

The Hakone Open Air Museum

If you're into art, don't miss this out! The Hakone Open Air Museum (箱根彫刻の森美術館, Hakone Chōkoku No Mori Bijutsukan) successfully attempts to create a harmonic balance of nature and art by exhibiting various sculptures on its grounds in combination with views of the surrounding valley and mountains. The museum has various different sections and exhibition spaces outdoors and indoors. The Picasso Exhibition Hall is one such space and showcases two stories of paintings, sculptures and ceramic works by the artist in addition to photos of him at various points during his life. In 2024, I want to go back to Hakone again. #2024wish

Hakone Sculpture Museum Half-Day Tour

We set off from Tokyo early in the morning with friends and drove to Hakone. The first stop was the Sculpture Museum. The tickets were booked online, and it was very convenient to enter the museum. The winter sun was shining brightly, there were not many tourists, and it was very suitable for a slow stroll. 1. There is a Picasso exhibition in the park. There are many sculptures, but I prefer his sketch manuscripts. The line drawing skills are really strong. Unfortunately, no photos are allowed in the exhibition area. 2. There is a small shop in the museum, and there is a foot bath next to it. Because the next stop is the Hakone Hot Spring Hotel, I didn't go for a foot bath, but it must be very comfortable. I bought ice cream in the shop, and the matcha flavor was delicious. If you are not driving by yourself, there is a shuttle bus to get there, but the museum is in the mountains, and I always feel that it is more convenient to drive by yourself. The parking fee is 500 yen each time.

The Hakone Open-Air Museum 🗺️

#2024wish Just had an artsy escape at The Hakone Open-Air Museum! 🎨 The 1,600 JPY entrance fee felt like a ticket to a vibrant outdoor gallery surrounded by the beauty of Hakone. 💸 The museum is a masterpiece in itself – sculptures, installations, and open-air exhibits seamlessly blending with nature. The Picasso Pavilion is a gem – original ceramics and paintings by the legend himself. 🖼️ The symphony of art and landscape is breathtaking, especially with the backdrop of the Hakone mountains. The Symphony Glass Sculpture is a dazzling highlight! 🏞️ The Sculpture Woods trail is a journey through various styles and artists – each turn unveils a new discovery. The foot bath near the entrance is a perfect spot to soak and reflect on the artistry. 👣 Hakone's hot springs are nearby – a relaxing way to wrap up the day. And don't miss the Hakone Open-Air Museum Cafe for a scenic coffee break! ☕ #HakoneArtEscape #OpenAirMuseumMagic #NatureAndArt #SculptureSymphony

The Enchanting World of Hakone Open-Air Museum

Hakone Open-Air Museum is a must-visit destination for art lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Located in the beautiful town of Hakone, Japan, this museum is known for its stunning collection of contemporary sculptures and installations set amidst the lush greenery of the surrounding mountains. One of the main reasons why Hakone Open-Air Museum is such a popular attraction is its unique approach to displaying art. Unlike traditional museums, where artworks are often confined to sterile, indoor spaces, this museum encourages visitors to explore its expansive outdoor grounds, where they can discover sculptures and installations nestled among trees, ponds, and hills. The museum's collection includes works by some of the most renowned artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, including Henry Moore, Joan Miró, and Pablo Picasso. Visitors can admire these masterpieces up close, and even interact with some of the installations, such as the "Symphonic Sculpture" by Naum Gabo, which produces music when touched. In addition to its impressive art collection, Hakone Open-Air Museum also offers a range of other attractions and activities. Visitors can relax in the museum's hot spring baths, enjoy a meal at one of its restaurants, or take part in a variety of workshops and events. Overall, Hakone Open-Air Museum is a popular attraction because it offers a unique and immersive art experience that combines natural beauty with contemporary creativity. Whether you're an art lover or simply looking for a relaxing day out in nature, this museum is definitely worth a visit.

The Hakone Open-Air Museum

#fallishere The Hakone open air museum is an amazing place which has a little of everything - huge sculptures, an amazing view, play areas for kids, Picasso's works and a nice cafe cum a footbath outside. It’s a sculpture museum featuring lots of open space in a beautiful location that surrounds mountains. superbly maintained landscaped gardens, walkways and well-curated pieces. Nice place to visit if you love art, but the place itself has a nice ambience and a good place to just relax and enjoy the view.

The Open-Air Museum, Hakone 🇯🇵

#wheretogo When visiting Hakone Japan, a not-to-be-missed attraction is the Open-Air Museum, it exceeded my expectations! The Open-Air Museum is massive and really well designed. There were loads of sculptures and exhibits, as well as interactive fun for kids. It’s really lovely to spend an afternoon there. Well worth a visit as it is indeed an enjoyable experience! My rating of this attraction: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

Amazing open air museum

#wecreate Another attraction shouldn’t miss when visited Hakone is Hakone Open Air Museum. It’s quite large with the nice landscape and the sculpture. The museum located not far from the train station. Good place to hangout even you not into the art.

#tripaway I can't really express how cool this place is. If you're in Hakone, this is a must visit destination. You're guaranteed to get beautiful pictures no matter what you photograph. A lot of very cool and interesting sculptures. #tripaway

The Mori Museum of Art This is the first outdoor art museum in Japan to be engraved as the theme of the exhibition. In a large area of the park, there are a variety of sculptures and sculptures, and there are more than 400 works by sculptors from all over the world, including works by sculptors such as Jack Medi, Miro, Henry Moore, and Sato. In addition, there is also a separate Picasso Pavilion, which houses the pottery, carvings and parts of the paintings. At the children's playground, children can play in the experience of art. There are also facilities such as a caf and a soup. The deepest impression after the visit is that art is integrated with the surrounding environment, and human beings live in harmony with nature. This attitude towards art is unfeasible in the museums of the city.