Koiso Memorial Museum of Art
Discover Artistic Treasures at the Koiso Memorial Museum of Art
Explore the art of Ryohei Koiso at this Kobe museum, featuring his studio and thousands of his works on Rokko Island.
Dedicated to the works of Kobe-born Western-style painter Ryohei Koiso, this museum on Rokko Island showcases around 3,000 of his pieces, including oil paintings, drawings, and prints. The museum also features Koiso's relocated and restored atelier, offering a glimpse into his creative process.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Public Transport
From JR Sumiyoshi Station or Hanshin Uozaki Station, transfer to the Rokko Liner. Get off at Island Kitaguchi Station, which is the closest station to the museum. From there, it's a short walk west to the Koiso Memorial Museum of Art. The Rokko Liner fare is approximately ¥250. An All Day Pass on the Rokko Liner costs ¥550 for adults.
Taxi
Taxis are available from JR Sumiyoshi Station or Hanshin Uozaki Station. The taxi ride to the Koiso Memorial Museum of Art is relatively short, and the fare should be around ¥1,500-¥2,000. Note that taxis in Japan can be relatively expensive.
Driving
Take National Highway No. 43 towards Rokko Island. Cross Rokko Ohashi bridge and turn right at the "Rokko Ohashi South" intersection. Turn left at the "Rokko Ohashi West" intersection, and you will see the entrance to the underground parking lot on the left. There is no dedicated parking lot at the museum. Use the Rokko Island Park West Parking Lot. Parking costs approximately ¥200-¥300 per hour.
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