Hachinohe Art Museum

Hachinohe Art Museum reopened in 2021 under the theme of "An Artistic Farm of Discovery and Learning: Planting Seeds of Potential, Nurturing People, and Inspiring the Future of Hachinohe for 100 Years to Come."

The Hachinohe Art Museum has a collection of approximately 3,000 works of art that convey the beauty and culture of Hachinohe.
The museum offers exhibitions and projects where visitors can participate and have fun, incorporating community development and learning elements.

Hachinohe Art Museum’s official website:
https://hachinohe-art-museum.jp/
● Click here to book activities you can enjoy in the Hachinohe area:
https://visithachinohe.com/experience/platform/

Transportation

【By train】
Take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen to Hachinohe Station from Tokyo Station (approx. 3 hours) or Shin-Aomori Station (approx. 30 minutes). From Hachinohe Station, take the JR Hachinohe Line and get off at Hon-Hachinohe Station (about 10 minutes).Walk for approx. 10 min.

【By bus】
From the bus stop #1 in front of the east exit of Hachinohe Station, board a bus bound for the city center (approx. 20 minutes). Get off at the downtown terminal (Mikka-machi or Yoka-machi). Walk for approx. 2 min.

【By plane】
From Misawa Airport, take the airport shuttle bus (approx. 55 min.) to Hachinohe Yokamachi stop. Walk for approx. 2 min.

【By car】
Approx. 15 minutes from the Hachinohe Interchange on the Hachinohe Expressway toward the city center.

Facility information

Telephone: 0178-45-8338

Opening Hours: 10:00 - 19:00 (admission until 18:30)

Closed: Tuesdays (or the following day if Tuesday is a national holiday)
New Year’s holidays

Address: 10-4 Oaza Bancho, Hachinohe, Aomori

Charge: Admission to the art museum is free
Admission may vary depending on the exhibition. Please check here for information on each exhibition:
https://hachinohe-art-museum.jp/exhibition/

Parking: There is no parking at the museum. Use nearby toll parking lots

Website: https://visithachinohe.com/spot/hachinohe-art-museum/

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Hachinohe Art Museum