Ando Museum

8 of 9 in attractions in Naoshima Island

The Ando Museum, located in Honmura town on Naoshima, opened its doors in March 2013 as part of the second Setouchi Triennale. Designed by renowned architect Ando Tadao, it joins the Art House Project, attracting contemporary art enthusiasts. Blending traditional and modern, the museum’s exterior resembles a typical residence, seamlessly fitting into the town's surroundings. Inside, Ando's iconic use of concrete contrasts with traditional interior design, creating a unique atmosphere. The museum also showcases photographs and explanatory signs, offering insight into Ando’s work on Naoshima and beyond.

Famous for its connection to Tadao Ando, the museum highlights his architectural brilliance. Visitors can explore Ando’s distinctive design philosophy and see how his work integrates into Naoshima’s artistic landscape.

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Buses run 1 to 3 times an hour from Miyanoura Ferry Terminal to Tsutsujiso, stopping at the Nokyo-mae bus stop in Honmura (5 minutes, 100 yen). You can also bike there in 10 minutes or walk in 35-45 minutes. Honmura has its own small port with ferries to Uno Port, though they are infrequent.