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Saga Prefecture Art Museum
調査・執筆 Hinato
佐賀県 · Saga City
33.2428°N, 130.2996°E
The Saga Prefectural Art Museum focuses on the two defining artistic traditions of Saga: the Nabeshima clan's patronage of porcelain arts, and the 20th-century painters who emerged from this ceramic heritage to work in Western techniques. The permanent collection includes the finest publicly accessible display of Nabeshima-yaki ceremonial ware — pieces made exclusively for aristocratic gift exchange that have never entered the commercial market.
基本情報
営業時間
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
定休日: Mondays (Tuesday if Monday is public holiday) | New Year period
料金
¥300 | Special exhibitions may have additional fees
ベストシーズン
Year-round
滞在目安
1.5–2 hours
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