Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art Review

There is a big apple here. [Fun] A place full of Japanese taste, clean, single color, high cold. [Cost-effective] Good, not high consumption. [View] beautiful, people are calm.

A very beautiful art gallery, the architectural design is from the hands of Japanese architectural masters, very simple and beautiful, very suitable for taking pictures, but there are not many people to visit, I don't know if it is because of our workday.

The overall design is Ando's exploration of space wrapped space, it covered the concrete with a layer of glass shell, is Ando's work, quite good, there is an exhibition inside, bought a ticket, looked at it completely can not understand, there are still many people to visit, rich people estimated to have this free.

Going abroad can also be very literary, here is very good.

The big stairs were very nice. The exhibition was rare, and the location was calm and I had a wonderful time. The illumination is wonderful at night and is recommended!

In Kobe time is relatively relaxed to come to this famous art museum, architectural design is very creative, three-dimensional sense is very strong, it is worth a good appreciation. The exhibits are mostly Japanese local sculptures and oil painting photography, which are very good, and also understand some historical and cultural background.

Hyogo County Museum of Art.... Tadao Ando's glass and concrete buildings... Because of the tight schedule of the day, the museum neglected some domestic and foreign exhibitions. Heading straight to the architectural theme (if not to see the exhibition building itself, there is no need for tickets)...... Just saw the perfect combination of architecture and sunset....... By Shadow.

The Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Modern Art is located in Japan. It is designed by Tadao Ando and has six permanent exhibition halls. It introduces more than 3000 pieces of works collected at home and abroad since modern times by theme. The Museum has a large collection of Goya, Picasso prints, paintings and so on.