Since opening in November 1979, the Fukuoka Art Museum has collected and preserved a wide collection of approximately 16,000 items, including world-famous masterpieces.
The reddish-brown outer wall is the exterior feature of the hotel's architecture, which stands on the water's edge.
The tiles with complex colors baked in the Tokoname-yaki kiln have not faded at all even after many years from the completion, and their brilliance is increasing.
The designer of this museum is Kunio Maekawa, a master of modern Japanese architecture.
The facility has been renewed due to aging, and new restaurants and cafe have been enhanced.
1-The entrance to the Fukuoka City Art Museum can be seen.
2-Cafe counter. The upper part is a pendant where you can see the filament.
3-Large table in the center. I installed an outlet.
4-A large table with the warmth of wood.
5-Indirect lighting has been added to the partition shelves.
6-The ceiling is accented with black lines and spotlights are installed.
7-It is fitted with three glass walls and offers a good view.
Since opening in November 1979, the Fukuoka Art Museum has collected and preserved a wide collection of approximately 16,000 items, including world-famous masterpieces.
The reddish-brown outer wall is the exterior feature of the hotel's architecture, which stands on the water's edge.
The tiles with complex colors baked in the Tokoname-yaki kiln have not faded at all even after many years from the completion, and their brilliance is increasing.
The designer of this museum is Kunio Maekawa, a master of modern Japanese architecture.
The facility has been renewed due to aging, and new restaurants and cafe have been enhanced.
1-The entrance to the Fukuoka City Art Museum can be seen.
2-Model of the Fukuoka City Art Museum. The entrance is at the top.
3-The entrance to the cafe on the first floor.
4-Floor is tiled, and the counter is made of wood.
5-Partition shelves.
6- Looking at the entrance from the cafe side.
7- Ornaments on the partition shelf.
8-Wall partitioned with transparent glass, overlooking the entrance.
