There are a variety of venues in the Museum where you can stop over for an enjoyable break or meal. Enjoy organic coffee in a relaxing cafeteria space with plenty of natural light and beautiful view over Sagami Bay at the café. Take to the Tea Garden and find Hana-no-Chaya, which serves Japanese-style meals and sweets, the teahouse Ippaku-an for a bowl of matcha and seasonal Japanese sweets, or savor authentic soba buckwheat noodles at Nijo-shinmachi Sobanobou. Each place offers their specialty menus that bring delight to your break moment.

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the café
Izu Farm Premium Soft-Serve Ice Cream

Stop by at the café, where home-roasted organic coffee awaits you for a moment of relaxation. It is situated on the first floor by the large glass window, which commands a sweeping view over Sagami Bay.

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Café Restaurant “Au Mirador”

The restaurant serves delightful food that can be made only in Atami, prepared with a fusion of traditional French and Japanese culinary techniques.

Japanese-style Cuisine & Sweets “Hana-no-chaya”

Guests can readily enjoy our seasonal Japanese-style lunch and Japanese-style sweets(dessert) at Hana-no-chaya in the refined atmosphere of the tea garden.

the café

You can enjoy our excellent coffee in The Café situated in the main lobby overlooking the Sagami Bay.

Ippaku-an Teahouse

Welcomes guests by serving healthy and tasty Matcha green tea and Sentcha green tea with our selected Japanese-style sweets.

Nijo-shinmachi Sobanobou

Guests can enjoy our authentic hand-made Kirishita soba made from good quality buckwheat grown in the Togakushi Region in Nagano Prefecture.

Taking in the charms of the tea garden throughout the changing seasons; experiencing traditional Japanese culture in the reconstruction of Ogata Korin’s Residence; browsing in the museum shop; taking a break for lunch or tea in one of the cafes. There are so many ways to enjoy your day at MOA Museum of Art.

Seasonal Attractions

MOA Museum of Art is located on a beautiful hilltop at 250m above sea level, overlooking the splendid view of the Sagami Bay. The Museum is set in a vast extent landscape garden of 236,400㎡, and visitors can enjoy the beauty of abundant nature of each season.

Japanese Culture Experience

We offer a variety of authentic Japanese culture experience programs at “Korin’s Residence (reconstructed)” that Kimono Dressing Experience Program, casual tea ceremony experience program and ikebana flower arrangement experience program.

the shop

The museum shop was also renovated and furnished with display tables and shelves of NMRL’ S signature design. The shop introduce offer a wide selection of goods including products specially created for the museum and limited items of value crafted by professional artists.

Tea Garden

Golden Tea Room

Noh Theater

Korin's Residence

Restaurants

Facility Details

Space Rentals

Information About Atami

MOA Museum of Art reopened on February 5, 2017, after renovation. The lobby area, exhibition galleries, museum shop, and café station are designed by New Material Research Laboratory (NMRL), which led by world-renowned contemporary artist Hiroshi Sugimoto and architect Tomoyuki Sakakida. Contrary to its name, NMRL is focused on researching materials and techniques used in ancient, medieval, and early modern times, and finding ways to incorporate them in contemporary architecture to pass down to the future. They are exploring a myriad of possibilities to design incredible spaces for the MOA Museum of Art.

About the Renovation

The ultimate goal is the expression of space that best brings out the beauty of art objects.

New Material Research Laboratory (NMRL)

New Material Research Laboratory (NMRL) by world-renowned contemporary artist Hiroshi Sugimoto and architect Tomoyuki Sakakida.

Special Talk:　Hiroshi Sugimoto & Tokugo Uchida on the glamour of the renovated MOA Museum of Art

Hiroshi Sugimoto (Contemporary Artist) and Tokugo Uchida (Executive Director of MOA Museum of Art and Hakone M…

The collection of the museum is presently composed of approximately 3,500 works of art that include three national treasures, Ogata Korin’s Red and White Plum Blossoms screens which has been recognized as one of Korin’s most famous works, Nonomura Ninsei’s Tea-leaf Jar with perfectly composed wisteria design, the Calligraphy Album “Tekagami Kanboku-jo” which is considered to be one of the three great ancient calligraphy albums containing outstanding works from Nara to Muromachi period, as well as 66 important cultural properties.
The collection spans widely over paintings, calligraphy, crafts and sculptures. These outstanding works are well preserved and indispensable to tell the art history of Japan and it is one of the special features of the collection.

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Male Dancer

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  Edo period, 17th century

The male dancer paintings from the early genre paintings depict a male dancer with eboshi (a formal headwear f…

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MOA Museum of Art is promoting a wide range of art ‘aesthetic education’ activities which not only include art exhibitions but also ‘the Children’s Art Exhibition’, ‘the Smile Children Choir’, ‘the School Programs’ and ‘Kohrinka Club (flower arrangement class)’.

About us

MOA Museum of Art provides visitors exhibitions of outstanding works of art centered on Japanese Art and introduces Japanese culture through promoting various cultural events including Noh performance and cha-no-yu tea ceremony.

Children’s Art Exhibition

Encouraging children to develop and express their creativity, MOA Museum of Art has been holding the Children’s Art Exhibition in over 400 venues and receiving more than 450,000 entrees from inside and outside the country every year.

School Programs

MOA Museum of Art offers art education programs in elementary and Junior high school art classroom to support the practice of the government curriculum guidelines.

Children’s Choir

Having MOA Museum of Art as its home ground, MOA Children’s Choir has been exhibiting activities to foster a wide range of emotions and sensitivity in children through singing and enjoy traditional culture.

Kohrinka Club

Based on the founder of the museum, Mokichi Okada’s desire, we are conducting “MOA Kohrinka Club” as ikebana class and “Flower Salon” to enjoy arranging flower in the simple container in our daily lives.

Museum Members’ Club & Contribution

Our activities and enterprises to promote Japanese traditional culture including the Children’s Art Exhibition are supported by the Members’ Club membership dues and your kind contribution.

Introduction to our activities

Introduced here are the activities we have been doing including Tohoku Earthquake support activity and aesthetic education activity.

Hakone Museum of Art (our sister museum)

Hakone Museum of Art, located in Gora, was founded in 1952 as the first museum in Hakone and visitors can also enjoy its garden with the beautiful seasonal flowers.