How To Reach Japan Ukiyoe Museum

Japan Ukiyoe Museum, Matsumoto Guide

Overview:

The Japan Ukiyoe Museum in Matsumoto is a unique cultural attraction that houses one of the largest collections of Ukiyoe prints in the world. Ukiyoe, which translates to "pictures of the floating world," is a genre of Japanese art that flourished from the 17th through the 19th centuries.

Reaching Japan Ukiyoe Museum, Matsumoto:

By Air:

The nearest airport to Matsumoto is the Matsumoto Airport. You can take flights from major cities in Japan such as Tokyo or Osaka to Matsumoto Airport.

After arriving:

• Take the Town Sneaker North Course bus from Matsumoto Bus Terminal to Matsumoto Castle (Shiyakusho-mae stop)
• Then switch to the Town Sneaker East Course and get off at the "Japan Ukiyoe Museum-mae" bus stop

By Train:

JR East operates services to Matsumoto Station including the Azusa and Super Azusa limited express trains from Tokyo's Shinjuku Station.

After arriving:

• The museum is approximately a 30-minute drive by taxi from Matsumoto Station
• Alternatively, take a bus from the Matsumoto Bus Terminal as described above

By Car:

If coming by car, Matsumoto is accessible via the Chuo Expressway or Nagano Expressway, with the museum located approximately 10 minutes from Matsumoto Interchange.

Useful Tips:

• Opening hours: The museum may have varying opening hours depending on the season or exhibitions; please check the official website prior to visiting
• Admission fee: There may be an admission fee, including special exhibitions that could cost extra; group rates may be available
• Accessibility: Ensure to check for any accessibility requirements or services if needed

Enjoy your visit to the Japan Ukiyoe Museum and immerse yourself in the historical art of Japan!