Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum

The Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum (長崎県美術館, Nagasaki-ken Bijutsukan), located by the port of Nagasaki, is a modern and spacious museum designed by renowned architect Kuma Kengo. Opened in 2005, it houses permanent collections of Spanish art and works related to Nagasaki's history and culture. The museum’s architecture, made of glass and rock, gives it a bright and airy feel, and it offers multiple galleries for visitors to explore. The Suma Collection, featuring Spanish art from medieval to contemporary works, includes pieces by famous artists like Picasso. Additionally, there are exhibitions showcasing the region's local artists.

Another highlight of the museum is its roof garden. With views of the port and the city, the garden provides a peaceful place to relax. The garden features lawn areas, a paved walkway, and seating spaces. It's accessible to both museum visitors and the public, making it a great spot for anyone to enjoy. Temporary exhibitions are also hosted, ensuring there is always something new to see at this cultural landmark.