MOA Museum of Art
MOA美術館
A museum on a mountainside overlooking Sagami Bay, housing the national treasure “Red and White Plum Blossoms” screens by Ogata Kōrin and a reconstructed golden tea room.
MOA Museum of Art opened in 1982, built around the collection of religious leader Mokichi Okada. It stands on the mountainside north of Atami Station, overlooking Sagami Bay and Hatsushima Island. In 2017, the galleries were renovated by Hiroshi Sugimoto and Tomoyuki Sakakida. The collection includes Ogata Kōrin's national treasure “Red and White Plum Blossoms” screens, which are usually displayed around February each year, and Nonomura Ninsei's painted ceramic jars. The museum also reconstructs Toyotomi Hideyoshi's golden tea room. The long escalator tunnel with colored light at the entrance is also famous. It is open about 09:30–16:30 and closed on Thursdays. Admission is about ¥1,600–1,800. From Atami Station, take the bus for about 7 minutes.
Opening hours
Approx. 09:30–16:30; closed Thursdays
Nearby sights
- Atami Station Shopping Streets
- Izusan Shrine & Hashiriyu
- Atami Sun Beach
- Kinomiya Shrine
- Kiunkaku
- Atami Baien Plum Garden
- Atami Castle
- Mishima Skywalk