Miho Museum
Miho Museum
4.5
오전 10:00~오후 5:00
월요일
오전 10:00 - 오후 5:00
수요일
오전 10:00 - 오후 5:00
목요일
오전 10:00 - 오후 5:00
금요일
오전 10:00 - 오후 5:00
토요일
오전 10:00 - 오후 5:00
일요일
오전 10:00 - 오후 5:00
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London_eitaro
런던, UK포스팅 2건
2024년 4월 • 커플
I visited the museum without doing much research, so I was blown away from the start. First of all, the tunnel connecting the reception building to the museum is a gigantic work of art. It slopes gently for about 200m, and the inside is completely silver. You feel a strange sense of elation, as if some unknown world is waiting for you at the end. From the lobby of the museum, you can look out over the vast surrounding forest, and the sunlight brings in a sense of openness. I suddenly noticed an odd-shaped building standing at the foot of a mountain in the distance, and wondered, "What is that?", but I would find out the answer later.
The exhibits collected from all over the world are also impressively rich. The oldest ones are from 3,000 to 2,000 BC, and the newest ones are from the 2nd to 3rd century AD. In other words, there are a row of relics that are thousands of years old. What's even more surprising is how well they are preserved, with no noticeable deterioration or damage that makes you question their authenticity. Even in the British Museum, which I have visited several times in the past, there were few exhibits that were as intact as these. My questions only grew as to who had collected all these artifacts and how.
It took me about two hours to finish looking at all the exhibits at a leisurely pace (about 3,000 steps on my pedometer). As I was feeling a little tired, the last thing that saw me off was a huge 2.5m-tall stone Buddha, also from the late 2nd century AD (about 1,900 years ago). By the time I left the exhibition area, my head was full of questions, so I couldn't resist talking to a staff member near the exit. When I learned the history of this magnificent museum, it finally made sense.
According to the staff member's explanation, the strange-shaped building visible in the distance from the lobby was the headquarters of a religious organization that the museum's founder once represented, and the 2.5m stone Buddha was originally installed at that headquarters as the museum's first collection item (it was later moved to its current location when the museum was built). A museum with such a magnificent building, a world-renowned architect who designed it, and an astounding collection of vast items. As an amateur, it's hard for me to imagine how much money was poured into these things. Apparently the motivation for founding the museum was to "inspire people," and there's no doubt that this aim has been achieved, even if it was funded by religious funds.
It is extremely rare, even on a global scale, for a museum of this scale and level of perfection to bear the name of its founder. Even the great Daisaku Ikeda did not put his own name on the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, which he himself founded. I left the museum with a mixture of great emotion and a sense of disgust.
The exhibits collected from all over the world are also impressively rich. The oldest ones are from 3,000 to 2,000 BC, and the newest ones are from the 2nd to 3rd century AD. In other words, there are a row of relics that are thousands of years old. What's even more surprising is how well they are preserved, with no noticeable deterioration or damage that makes you question their authenticity. Even in the British Museum, which I have visited several times in the past, there were few exhibits that were as intact as these. My questions only grew as to who had collected all these artifacts and how.
It took me about two hours to finish looking at all the exhibits at a leisurely pace (about 3,000 steps on my pedometer). As I was feeling a little tired, the last thing that saw me off was a huge 2.5m-tall stone Buddha, also from the late 2nd century AD (about 1,900 years ago). By the time I left the exhibition area, my head was full of questions, so I couldn't resist talking to a staff member near the exit. When I learned the history of this magnificent museum, it finally made sense.
According to the staff member's explanation, the strange-shaped building visible in the distance from the lobby was the headquarters of a religious organization that the museum's founder once represented, and the 2.5m stone Buddha was originally installed at that headquarters as the museum's first collection item (it was later moved to its current location when the museum was built). A museum with such a magnificent building, a world-renowned architect who designed it, and an astounding collection of vast items. As an amateur, it's hard for me to imagine how much money was poured into these things. Apparently the motivation for founding the museum was to "inspire people," and there's no doubt that this aim has been achieved, even if it was funded by religious funds.
It is extremely rare, even on a global scale, for a museum of this scale and level of perfection to bear the name of its founder. Even the great Daisaku Ikeda did not put his own name on the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, which he himself founded. I left the museum with a mixture of great emotion and a sense of disgust.
2024년 4월 28일 작성
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AAA
도쿄도, 일본포스팅 257건
2023년 6월 • 개인
京都の友人にお勧めしてもらい行ってきました。
京都駅からミュージアムの最寄駅石山駅までは約15分、そこからバスで約50分。石山駅のバス停でバスの往復とミュージアムの入場券が購入できます。
桃源郷を再現した自然と一体化した場所で美しいものとの出会いが癒しとエネルギーをくれます。
京都駅からミュージアムの最寄駅石山駅までは約15分、そこからバスで約50分。石山駅のバス停でバスの往復とミュージアムの入場券が購入できます。
桃源郷を再現した自然と一体化した場所で美しいものとの出会いが癒しとエネルギーをくれます。
2023년 6월 3일 작성
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rumabo
베를린, 독일포스팅 27,794건
2023년 4월
Man kommt ins Grübeln: Einerseits ist das hier eine großartige Architektur (angeblich zu 80% unterirdisch), orchestriert von Ming Pei, dem Schöpfer der Louvre-Pyramide und anderer "Kunstwerke". Anderseits: Wie kommt man dazu, ein solches Bauwerk ins Naturschutzgebiet zu setzen? Übrigens ganz in der Nähe eines Monsterbaues, Begegnungsstätte der Sekte, die auch hier finanziert, ebenfalls ins Naturschutzgebiet gesetzt, auch von Pei erbaut.
Einerseits: Man hat hier eine kleine, aber erstklassige Sammlung von Kultur & Kunst zusammengetragen, die ihres Gleichen sucht. Andererseits: Wie kommen Privatleute an diese Artefakte? Wer hat sie besorgt und bezahlt?
Ist das nun Kunst und Kultur für die Menschheit, wie die Werbevideos insinuieren, oder nur der Größenwahn von Superreichen, die sich ein Milliarden-Denkmal setzen wollten.
Einerseits: Man hat hier eine kleine, aber erstklassige Sammlung von Kultur & Kunst zusammengetragen, die ihres Gleichen sucht. Andererseits: Wie kommen Privatleute an diese Artefakte? Wer hat sie besorgt und bezahlt?
Ist das nun Kunst und Kultur für die Menschheit, wie die Werbevideos insinuieren, oder nur der Größenwahn von Superreichen, die sich ein Milliarden-Denkmal setzen wollten.
2023년 5월 7일 작성
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nakacorn
교토, 일본포스팅 4,271건
2021년 10월
滋賀県南部に拡がる湖南アルプスの山中にある素敵な美術館です。信楽町と栗東の間、県道12号線沿いにあります。なお、2021年10月現在、県道16号線が土砂崩れで通行止めとなっており、新名神信楽I.C.または県道12号線からのアクセスが必要となります。JR石山駅から帝産バスが出ていますが、現在は休止されています。
パリのルーブル美術館やワシントンのナショナルギャラリーを設計した有名建築家が手掛けられ、まさに桃源郷とも言える造りとなっています。
駐車場から一旦レセプション棟へ入り、チケットを入手し、美術館棟へ伸びる石畳を歩きます。500mほどある道中は、非常に趣のあるものであり、素晴らしいの一言につきます。電動自動車による送迎もありますが、ぜひ自分の脚で歩きましょう。
美術館棟は緑に囲まれており、初夏は新緑、秋は紅葉を楽しめます。美術棟内は3階建てとなっていて、2階の北館では「ミネアポリス美術館 日本絵画の名品」が開催されていました。南館の1階と地下1階は、常設展が開催されています。また、地下1階にはカフェもあります。
北館で開催されている企画展は撮影可能でしたが、常設展は撮影禁止となっています。企画展はもちろん、常設展も非常に興味深いものとなっています。雰囲気を含め一度足を運ぶことを強くお勧めします。
なお、企画展によっては事前予約が必要なものもあります。事前にWebサイトで確認しておきましょう。
パリのルーブル美術館やワシントンのナショナルギャラリーを設計した有名建築家が手掛けられ、まさに桃源郷とも言える造りとなっています。
駐車場から一旦レセプション棟へ入り、チケットを入手し、美術館棟へ伸びる石畳を歩きます。500mほどある道中は、非常に趣のあるものであり、素晴らしいの一言につきます。電動自動車による送迎もありますが、ぜひ自分の脚で歩きましょう。
美術館棟は緑に囲まれており、初夏は新緑、秋は紅葉を楽しめます。美術棟内は3階建てとなっていて、2階の北館では「ミネアポリス美術館 日本絵画の名品」が開催されていました。南館の1階と地下1階は、常設展が開催されています。また、地下1階にはカフェもあります。
北館で開催されている企画展は撮影可能でしたが、常設展は撮影禁止となっています。企画展はもちろん、常設展も非常に興味深いものとなっています。雰囲気を含め一度足を運ぶことを強くお勧めします。
なお、企画展によっては事前予約が必要なものもあります。事前にWebサイトで確認しておきましょう。
2021년 11월 1일 작성
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ヒロシオオタニ
분쿄, 일본포스팅 1건
2021년 8월 • 가족
エジプト創世記、中央アジア、古代中国文明等々、どれも目を見張るような展示物ばかりです。わたしのお気に入りは中央アジアの仏陀像です。わたしが今までに見た仏陀像の中で一番神々しく綺麗で吸い込まれるような仏像です。
ロケーションとして信楽の山奥に配された美術館なので、人も多くなく、ゆっくりと鑑賞できます。どうやってこれだけの人類遺産を集める事ができたのだろうと不思議に思うくらいです。晩秋にもう一度行きたいと思います。
音声説明も詳しく、一日中楽しめると思います。
人類遺産を考えるところとして一度は訪れるべき美術館だと思います。
ロケーションとして信楽の山奥に配された美術館なので、人も多くなく、ゆっくりと鑑賞できます。どうやってこれだけの人類遺産を集める事ができたのだろうと不思議に思うくらいです。晩秋にもう一度行きたいと思います。
音声説明も詳しく、一日中楽しめると思います。
人類遺産を考えるところとして一度は訪れるべき美術館だと思います。
2021년 8월 9일 작성
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Shlomi T
나가노, 일본포스팅 1,376건
2021년 5월
Excellent museum on a different level. Full of treasures.
Must have cost them a fortune to build. And to fill it with all those treasures from around the world. SPECTACULAR
Must have cost them a fortune to build. And to fill it with all those treasures from around the world. SPECTACULAR
2021년 5월 23일 작성
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テンコ
東京포스팅 137건
2020년 11월
伊藤若冲の企画展のために訪れましたが、それ以外にも、世界中の絵画や彫刻を収集していて、一日中楽しめる美術館です。
2020년 12월 6일 작성
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shovelman2015
고베, 일본포스팅 256건
2020년 8월
ロケーションは抜群でした。ミュージアム自体はふつうのミュージアムでした。車で行かれる際はカーナビを利用することをお薦めします。
2020년 11월 1일 작성
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アテルイ
카나자와, 일본포스팅 1건
2019년 12월
海外へあまり行けないときには MIHO がオススメと思います。古代文明の一流の芸術品が 一同にそろっているからです。エジプト ローマ 中国 ペルシャ インド ガンダーラの巨大な石仏も。エジプトの銀製にホルス神像は カイロ考古学博物館のツタンカーメンの黄金のマスクと同時期に作られた最強のホルスと呼ばれるもので ツタンカーメン由来のものとしては日本にあるのが不思議と言ってもいいと思います。時空を超えたタイムトラベルミュージアム 輪廻転生の記憶がよみがえるかも
2020년 10월 29일 작성
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maritora
도쿄도, 일본포스팅 4,663건
2019년 10월
This is a museum designed by a famous architect I.M Pei who is known as an architect of a glass pyramid of Louvre Museum.
A wide variety of exhibits was displayed, orient to occident and ancient to present, such as a statue of hieroglyph from ancient Egypt to present Japanese Bizen made by a living national treasure.
This vast site was in a mountain surrounded by greenery. It took 7 minutes on foot through a well-maintained promenade from the ticket office to the main building. There was also pick-up by electric car between these buildings.
The buildings seemed to design based on artwork, each room had a special feature. A design philosophy was presented with an object, it was interesting.
I visited there early morning on Sunday, there were more visitors Westerners than Asian. Exhibits were displayed with enough space so I could enjoy appreciate them in silence.
A wide variety of exhibits was displayed, orient to occident and ancient to present, such as a statue of hieroglyph from ancient Egypt to present Japanese Bizen made by a living national treasure.
This vast site was in a mountain surrounded by greenery. It took 7 minutes on foot through a well-maintained promenade from the ticket office to the main building. There was also pick-up by electric car between these buildings.
The buildings seemed to design based on artwork, each room had a special feature. A design philosophy was presented with an object, it was interesting.
I visited there early morning on Sunday, there were more visitors Westerners than Asian. Exhibits were displayed with enough space so I could enjoy appreciate them in silence.
2019년 12월 26일 작성
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Hello: I am on a tour with Odyssey Tours from Oct 13-23, and want to visit Miho on the afternoon of Oct 22, Sunday. I probably won't have enough time to take public transportation so will arrange a taxi through the One Thousand Hotel in Kyoto. Do I need an advance museum ticket purchase? Thank you. I have missed Miho each time in Japan and I hope to visit this time. Thank you
2023년 9월 18일 작성
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2024년 11월 22일 작성
Do tickets ever sell out for the Miho Museum. We will be visiting during the beginning of April which I know is busy with lots of people visiting for the cherry blossoms. We don’t want to purchase the tickets online as we have children in our group and you can only buy adult tickets on line. This museum is a priority for us to see in this trip. Thank you.
2019년 1월 3일 작성
Explore813820
Shirakawa, 일본
Thank you for your inquiry.
We do not have limits for number of visitors, however, we are expecting congestions during 1Apr – 6May.
Best regards,
MIHO MUSEUM
2019년 1월 6일 작성
身体障害者手帳お持ちの方は、入館料が通常￥1,100が￥200割引きの￥900になります。 詳しくは、ミホ ミュージアム公式ホームページをご覧になると良いでしょう。
2018년 11월 3일 작성
Who can we contact for a private driver to take us from our hotel in Kyoto to the museum?
2017년 1월 13일 작성
Hi Ann
Miho museum is really easy to get to by public transportation:
JR train to Ishiyama and then Teisan bus line straight to Miho.
If you still need a privet driver - any taxi driver will love to help you.
2017년 1월 14일 작성
hola, como se llega desde Kyoto y cuanto tiempo de viaje es? recomiendan ir a Shiba Museum? muchas gracias, saludos
2016년 3월 15일 작성
Hi
First double check that the Miho Museum is open before you leave Kyoto. They close at different times during the year and the bus doesn't run when they are closed.
From the JR Kyoto Station take train to JR Ishiyama Station
Board the JR Biwako Line bound for Nagahama or Maibara at Platform No.2 of JR Kyoto Station and get off at JR Ishiyama Station. (It takes about 13 minutes from Kyoto) Both Local [futu] and Special Rapid Service train [shin-kaisoku] are available.
(JR means Japan Railways)
This is an all day trip
From JR Ishiyama Station to the MIHO MUSEUM
Upon exiting the JR Ishiyama Station through the turnstile, please turn right (south) and take the first flight of stairs to your left. These stairs will take you to the Bus Terminal located in the East Square.
At Bus Lane #3, please board Teisan bus No. 150, which will take you to the MIHO MUSEUM. (Teisan is the name of bus company)
It takes about 50 minutes from Ishiyama Station to the Miho Museum. Plan to have lunch at the Miho Museum as it is truly remarkable and made with ingredients from their garden.
2016년 9월 3일 작성
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