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Hokkaido Digital Museum

Otaru Art Base

Central Hokkaido Area Otaru City

The Otaru Art Base is a complex of three museums where history and art mingle together.
The museums, repurposed from historical structures built during the early 20th century, are: the Stained Glass Museum, the Former Mitsui Bank Otaru Branch, and the Nitori Museum of Art. The museums mainly hold and display modern and contemporary Japanese paintings, Western paintings, sculptures, prints, glassworks, and stained glass.

museum Facility information

Address
Ironai 1-chome 3-1, Otaru (Nitori Museum of Art)
Phone
0134-31-1033
Hours

May to October: 9:30 – 17:00
November to April: 10:00 – 16:00
– Last admission: 30 minutes before closing

Closed

May to October: Open every day
November to April: Wednesdays (or Thursday if Wednesday is a national holiday), and the year-end and New Year’s holidays
– The museum may temporarily close or the closed days may change for reasons including the organization of special exhibitions and exhibit changes.

Admission

Nitori Museum of Art:
• Adults: ¥1,500
• Students: ¥1,000
• High school students: ¥700
• Elementary and junior high school students: ¥300

 

Stained Glass Museum:
• Adults: ¥700
• Students: ¥500
• High school students: ¥400
• Elementary and junior high school students: ¥200

 

Former Mitsui Bank Otaru Branch:
• Adults: ¥500
• Students: ¥300
• High school students: ¥200
• Elementary and junior high school students: ¥100

 

– Admission to the museum shop is free.
– Admission is free for the following people.
• Students attending elementary or junior high schools in Otaru
• Holders of a disability certificate and one accompanying person per holder

Parking
Available
Official website
https://www.nitorihd.co.jp/otaru-art-base/
Wheelchair accessibility
Parking Accessible restroom Slopes Nursing room Wheelchairs available upon request
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Supplementary information
– Parking is available at the Times Otaru Ironai No. 4 Parking (capacity: 16 vehicles). Admission ticket buyers can park free for two hours.
– Only the Nitori Museum of Art has accessible restrooms.
– Automated external defibrillator (AED) available
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