Fukuoka Art Museum: An Under S$10 Surprise in Ohori Park! 🎨✨

#summervacay I recently visited the Fukuoka Art Museum, nestled right within Ohori Park, and the setting itself is just beautiful. Beyond Yayoi Kusama's famous giant pumpkin outside, the exhibits inside truly offered me so many delightful surprises – and all for under S$10! A Journey Through Art: Modern & Contemporary Wonders (1st Floor): The first-floor galleries are incredibly international, featuring multiple rooms, each with its own theme and unique characteristics. One gallery that particularly stuck with me focused on the theme of "roads," provocatively asking, "Where do roads lead?" It was quite thought-provoking. I even saw teachers with groups of children, quietly sitting on the floor, observing the art or interacting with their teachers. They were so well-behaved and didn't disturb anyone else – I really envied how Japanese children get such an enriching exposure to art from a young age! Most of the initial galleries had a strict no-photography policy, but the very last hall on this floor had some art installations and paintings where photography was allowed, which was a nice bonus. Ancient Japanese Treasures (Basement Floor): Downstairs, on the basement level, I discovered displays of ancient Japanese art. This section included various Buddhist statues and beautiful folding screens and paintings themed around "The Tale of Genji." It was a fascinating contrast to the modern works upstairs. The Fukuoka Art Museum definitely punches above its weight in terms of value and the quality of its diverse collections. It's a fantastic spot for art lovers or anyone looking for an enriching experience in Fukuoka! #fukuoka #fukuokaartmuseum #ohoripark #artmuseum #yayoikusama #japaneseart #modernart #traveljapan #affordabletravel #artandculture