| Address | 3-2 Moto-machi, Naka-ku, Hiroshima |
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| Tel | (082) 223-2530 |
| Access | 3 minutes walk from Hiroshima Bus Center. |
| Open | 9:00-17:00 (entry permitted until 16:30) |
| Closed | December 29 - January 2 |
| Admission Fee | [Permanent Collection] Individual/Adults 1000 yen High school students, college and university students 500 yen Elementary or junior high school students 200 yen Group(20 people or more)/Adults 800 yen High school students, college and university students 400 yen Elementary or junior high school students 160 yen |
| URL | http://www.hiroshima-museum.jp/ |
Hiroshima Museum of Art was built with "love and relaxation" as its theme and with the citizens' sincere desire for peace. This museum houses art works created by foreign artists, ranging from the French Romanticists (in the mid-19 century) to the Ecole de Paris, as well as those created by Japanese artists, dating from the Meiji era to the present.Hiroshima Museum of Art is also famous for its distinguished collection of art works created by the French Impressionists, such as Cezanne, Manet, Renoir, and Van Gogh. A horse chestnut tree presented by the son of Picasso is growing in the courtyard of the museum. This museum was built in memory of and to express condolence for the victims of the A-bomb.