Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art
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Designed by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando as a symbol of ‘cultural recovery’ from the Great HANSHIN AWAJI EARTHQUAKE, this is one of the largest art museums in western Japan. It is located in a beautiful setting with views of the Rokko mountain range to the north and the Seto Inland Sea and Kobe Port to the south.
Information
Address
1-1-1Wakinohama Kaigandori,Chuo-ku,Kobe 651-0073
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Access
From Shin-Kobe Shinkansen Station,take tha Kobe City Subway to Sannomiya Station,and transfer to one of the trains or buses listed below.The museum is about 15 min. from the station by taxi.
- By Car/Taxi
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- Get off the Hanshin Expressway (Route 3, Kobe Line) at the Maya Ramp, and turn west at the Maya Ramp South intersection.
- From Route 2, turn south at the Iwayanakamachi-4 intersection.
- Paid parking available underground.
- By Train
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- JR Line: 10 min. walk from Nada Station
- Hanshin Railway: 8 min. walk from Iwaya Station
- Hankyu Railway: 20 min. walk Oji-koen Station
- By Bus
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- Kobe City Buis No.29 or 101 from Sannomiya to the Kenritsu Bijutsukan Mae stop
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