Museums

Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum Ticket

Name: Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum Ticket
Start: 2024-11-27T11:00:00
End: 2024-11-27T18:00:00
Location: Osaka

Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum exhibit showcasing traditional Japanese woodblock prints in Osaka.

Embark on the day tour of Alhambra with a professional guide, considered the eighth wonder of the new world, a heritage site that reveals the ancient history and culture of the Spain region.

Highlights

Skip the line and head straight inside the Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum, a premier exhibition of Osaka prints from the Edo-era (1603–1868).
Get transported to the Edo-era while enjoying the exhibit of over 50 woodblock prints of "pictures of the floating world," referring to the transitory nature of life.
See the delicate woodblock paintings depicting scenes from daily life through themes of landscape, travel, actors, courtesans, and folk tales. -Don't miss the third floor and the flat roof, which has been converted into a wild rice field.

Inclusions

Admission fees

Exclusions

Woodblock printing workshops (extra charge)

Cancellation policy

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Your Experience

A Peak into the Edo-era Lifestyle

The understated Kamigata Ukiyoe is a small museum in the center of the Dotombori neighborhood. The museum contains an exhibit of a style of woodblock prints from the Edo-era known as ukiyo-e and shows images from the "floating world," referring to the passing nature of life. The pictures are of theaters, teahouses, and women—an image of daily life. Enjoy the unique aspect of this museum, which is that it solely features creations from Kamigata, the historical name for the Kansai (West Japan) region. These works are unique as they are influenced by Kabuki, a classic theatrical genre performed in the Dotonbori area, in which all roles, including those of women, are played by men.

Make your own Ukiyoe Print

Do not miss the third floor of the exhibit and the flat roof, which is dedicated to rice growing. A wild rice field has been created on the roof. Visitors can learn how a woodblock print is made and also try making their own. A beginner, intermediate, and advanced course in making Ukiyo-e prints are conducted inside the museum for a fee.

Know Before You Go

Important Information

The museum is not wheelchair accessible.

Timings

Tue to Sun: 11am to 6pm
Last admission is at 5:30pm

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