Kamakura Bunkakan Tsurugaoka Museum

Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Modern ArtFormer Kamakura BuildingA museum that inherits.
In October 1951, five rooms Designed by architect Junzo Sakakuraso,Japan's first public modern art museumThe Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Modern Art opens as a building.
The number of exhibitions held at the Kamakurakan for 65 years since its opening has reached 525, and it closed on March 2016, 3 due to the expiration of the land lease contract.
After that, the old buildingImportant Cultural Property (Building) designated by Kanagawa PrefectureAfter being transferred from Kanagawa Prefecture to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine free of charge along with the return of the land, it had a new mission in June 2019.Kamakura Bunkakan Tsurugaoka MuseumOpened as.

At the museum, seasonal exhibitions that introduce the charm of Kamakura and special exhibitions that delve into one theme are held at any time, centering on the history of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu.Kamakura's new cultural centerIt has become.

Facility

* Museum shop

Original goods recommended for visiting the museum and gifts for loved ones are lined up.
There are many items that add color to your daily life, such as goods with the motif of the museum building and traditional crafts of Kamakura.
◆ Business hours　10:00～16:30
◆ Regular holiday　Same as closed days
*Although this is a facility within the building, people are free to enter and exit as they please.

*Cafe

A bakery cafe attached to the museum.
A part of the large ginkgo tree that fell down in 2010 is displayed in the bright and open store where the sunlight shines.
◆ Business hours　10:00-17:00 (LO 16:30)
◆ Regular holiday　Monday (If it is a national holiday, it will be closed on the next weekday)
◆ TEL　0467-84-8993

* Cafe Kazenomori

Supervised by the long-established restaurant Hikage ChayaJapanese modern tea dormitory.Excellent!You can enjoy the popular sea bream chazuke and sweetness, carefully selected Japanese tea, and matcha.
◆ Business hours　10:30～17:00
◆ Regular holiday　None
◆ TEL　0467-61-3106