Pristine and elegant are definitely the right words to describe the Yokohama Museum of Art. Known for being one of the largest art institutions in Japan since its grand opening in 1989, its modern architecture continues to bring wonders to all. Showcasing impressive modern and contemporary art pieces dating from the 19th century spanned throughout 7 galleries, it is not just a famous art gallery. An architectural gem with its white, minimalistic exterior, this is accompanied by natural light shining from the intricate glass ceiling, all designed by Kenzo Tange, a winner of the prestigious Pritzker Price for Architecture in 1987.

Art fanatics will fall in love with the pristine and spacious exhibition halls, perfect for visitors to take their time and soak in the beautiful art around them including iconic works such as paintings by Picasso and Braque as well as cultural Japanese paintings from the Meiji Period. The museum is also home to exhibitions focused on photography as Yokohama is the birthplace of that very medium in Japan! Yokohama Museum of Art continues to be a place of wonder and inspiration to all who come to visit and immerse themselves in the vibrant art and culture scene of Japan!