Shizuoka City Keisuke Serizawa Museum of Art
Katazome by Living National Treasure Keisuke Serizawa, alongside art and craft treasures from around the world
This museum offers visitors the chance to experience the world of Keisuke Serizawa, a Living National Treasure and master of dyeing crafts.
Serizawa established "Kataezome," a style of stencil dyeing that incorporates his own unique creativity into traditional techniques, and his bold compositions and rich colors continue to be highly acclaimed both in Japan and abroad.
In addition to approximately 1,300 of Serizawa’s works, the museum displays his collection of about 4,500 items gathered from around the world through exhibitions that rotate four times a year.
Visitors can experience the unique aesthetic sensibility and artistic vision of Serizawa, who was not only a great artist but also an outstanding collector.
The building was designed by Seiichi Shirai, known as the “Architect of Philosophy.”
True to its nickname, “Sekisui-kan” (Stone Water Hall), the space creates a fantastical atmosphere with its stately red granite exterior and abundant use of water.
Surrounded by the greenery of Toro Park, please enjoy a moment of tranquility as you immerse yourself in beauty and architecture.
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- Keisuke Serizawa Museum Exhibition Hall
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- Keisuke Serizawa Museum
Basic Information
- Address
- 5-10-5 Toro, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture 422-8033
- Telephone Number
- 054-282-5522（Director, Keisuke Serizawa Museum）
- Fax number
- 054-282-5510
- Open
- 9:00 AM–4:30 PM
- Closures
- Mondays (except holidays), the day after a holiday (except Saturdays and Sundays), during exhibition changes (four times a year), and the year-end and New Year holidays
- Price
- General Admission: 420 yen
High School and College Students: 260 yen
Elementary and Middle School Students: 100 yen
Preschoolers: Free
*Group discounts available
*Free admission for residents of Shizuoka City or students currently enrolled in elementary or middle schools within Shizuoka City
*Free admission for residents of Shizuoka City aged 70 or older, and one accompanying person, upon presentation of a disability certificate or similar documentation - Access
[Car]
Approximately 10 minutes from the Shizuoka Interchange on the Tomei Expressway
Approximately 10 minutes from the Nihondaira-Kunozan Smart Interchange on the Tomei Expressway[Public Transportation]
Take the bus bound for "Toro Ruins" from JR Shizuoka Station and get off at "Toro Ruins (Terminus)."- Car Park
[Standard-sized vehicle]
57 spaces (Please use the parking lot south of the Toro Ruins)[Large vehicle]
11 units[Paid/Free]
Passenger cars: 400 yen per day
Large buses: 1,500 yen per day- Accessible
- Wheelchair rental, accessible restrooms, and ramps
- Website
*Please note that business hours, holidays, and prices are subject to change, so please check with the contact information provided before visiting.
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