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Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft
Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft · 倉敷民藝館
The Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft displays everyday objects, including pottery and textiles, in a converted rice warehouse. Stop in during a walk through the historical quarter if you are curious about the forms and craftsmanship of objects used in daily life.
Visitor information
Admission
General admission is ¥1,200; high school and college students pay ¥500, and elementary and junior high school students pay ¥300. Fees may change with the exhibition. Groups of 20 or more need an advance reservation.
Opening hours
The museum is open 10:00 AM–5:00 PM, with reception until 4:30 PM. It closes Mondays, or the following day when Monday is a public holiday. It is open during Golden Week and Obon and closes December 29–January 1. Exhibition changes or official warnings may cause temporary closures.
What to see at Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft · 倉敷民藝館
Everyday objects in a former warehouse
Look at objects used in daily life, such as pottery and textiles. Explore the former rice warehouse that houses the exhibits, continuing your look at the historical quarter's buildings.
Facility admission and closure guide Prefecture's official hours and access guide
How to get to Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft · 倉敷民藝館
Leave Kurashiki Station through the south exit and walk about 15 minutes toward the historical quarter. The museum is at 1-4-11 Chuo, Kurashiki. Use the museum's official neighborhood map to find your way through the streets. After your visit, walk back to Kurashiki Station.
Facility admission and closure guide Prefecture's official hours and access guide
Visit tips
If you are also visiting the Ohara Museum of Art
The Ohara Museum of Art and Museum of Folkcraft are separate facilities. Buy separate admission tickets and check that both open on your visit date.
Open the official Ohara Museum guide Facility admission and closure guide Prefecture's official hours and access guide
Questions about Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft · 倉敷民藝館
How do the Ohara Museum of Art and Museum of Folkcraft differ?
The Ohara Museum of Art features Western paintings, crafts, and Eastern art. The Museum of Folkcraft focuses on everyday objects such as pottery and textiles.
Open the official Ohara Museum guide Facility admission and closure guide Prefecture's official hours and access guide
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