Kashiwabara Art Museum is near Kikko Park and close to Kintaikyo Bridge. Buses from Iwakuni Station and Shin-Iwakuni Station go to Kintaikyo bus stop in 15 minutes. The fare is 300 yen from Iwakuni Station (buses every 10-20 minutes) and 350 yen from Shin-Iwakuni Station (1-2 buses per hour).





Kashiwabara Art Museum
Kashiwabara Art Museum (柏原美術館) (formerly Iwakuni Art Museum) offers a captivating collection showcasing the rich heritage of Iwakuni’s feudal past. Visitors can explore a diverse range of artworks, including exquisite glassware, samurai armor, ceramics, and the elegant furniture once used by Iwakuni’s feudal lords. The museum’s name honors the Kashiwabara family, who own and maintain this fascinating collection.
Located in the heart of Iwakuni, the museum is a great way to dive into the city’s artistic and historical legacy. Each piece on display tells a story of craftsmanship and culture, making it a must-visit for art and history lovers alike. Immerse yourself in Iwakuni's past while enjoying the beauty of these carefully curated items.
Hours and Fees
- Opening hours
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9:00 to 17:00 (until 16:00 from December to February)
- Closed
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Tuesdays (except national holidays)
- Entrance fee
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800 yen
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