FAQ

The museum is scheduled to be closed every Wednesday (however, if Wednesday is a public holiday or a substitute holiday, it will be open and closed the following weekday), December 31st, January 1st, mid-January, and late February.
For details, please see the "Usage Guide."

Open from 10am to 5pm.

You may take photos of the artworks in exhibition rooms where photography is permitted, but please refrain from taking close-up photos of the artworks or photographing the artworks alone.

You may take photos of artworks in exhibition rooms where photography is permitted, but we ask for your cooperation with the following:
・No flash
・Video and continuous shooting are prohibited
・Please do not use tripods, monopods, or selfie sticks.
・Please do not take a single photo, but include three or more works to create an exhibition view.

You can take photos.

All year round 10:00-17:00
*Closed on December 31st, January 1st, mid-January, and late February.
Please see "Café" for details.

Available.

You can watch the exhibition commentary video here. Please stop by before entering the exhibition room. Free Wi-Fi and self-serve drinks are provided, so you can use this space for work or a break. It can also be rented out as a venue for museum concerts and lectures featuring professional performers.
Please see "Salon" for details.

Business hours: 10:00-17:00. Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.

Same-day tickets (ticket machine) and electronic tickets are both 800 yen for adults and 400 yen for children (high school students and younger).
Preschool children: Free, Persons with a disability certificate: Half price (excluding electronic tickets)
*Free tickets and half-price tickets will be issued at the reception.

Available.

See "Rental Space."

Museum: Adults: 2,300 yen, Children (high school students and younger): 1,100 yen (100 yen discount for online reservations) / Salon use only: Adults: 800 yen, Children (high school students and younger): 400 yen / Preschool children: Free, Persons with a disability certificate: Half price (excluding electronic tickets)
*Free tickets and half-price tickets will be issued at the reception.

Yes, you can. Please proceed by clicking "Purchase Tickets."

Yes, please present your passport at the reception desk.

Yes, but only VISA and Mastercard credit cards are accepted. Some electronic money such as Suica cannot be used.

No.

Yes, you can. Please contact the museum (Tel. 0267-42-1230).

Yes, there is a 10% discount for groups of 30 or more.

Please use the Shin-Karuizawa Municipal Parking Lot located on the south side of the main building. Parking capacity: 226 standard-sized cars / 12 large vehicles

Please contact the museum (Tel. 0267-42-1230).

Please see "Access" .

There is no parking lot at the museum. Please use nearby parking lots, such as the Shin-Karuizawa Municipal Parking Lot on the south side of the museum. Please note that parking spaces (for two cars) are available exclusively for vehicles used by disabled persons. There is also a bicycle parking area on the west side of the museum. Please refrain from parking bicycles anywhere else.

No.

There are about 200 items.

Approximately 120 works are on permanent display.

Since Tsuguharu Foujita is a copyrighted artist, images of his works cannot be used freely without permission. If you would like to use images, please contact the museum (Tel. 0267-42-1230).

The lockers are located in front of the entrance to the exhibition room on the first floor of the museum. Please leave all luggage, except for handbags, in the lockers.

If you are interested, please contact the museum (Tel. 0267-42-1230).

It is located on the first floor.

Infants may enter the museum while being held in their arms. Preschool children entering on foot will be given a free ticket, so please ask at the reception desk.

If you are interested, please contact the museum (Tel. 0267-42-1230).

We will keep it at the reception desk.

There is no nursing room. Please use the multi-purpose restroom for changing diapers.

You cannot enter the building.

Free drinks are available at Salon Le Damier on the first floor of the museum. You are also welcome to bring in food. There is also a HARIO CAFE in one corner of the museum.

At Salon Le Damier, we offer free drinks such as coffee, cocoa, cafe au lait, hot and cold water.

There is a museum shop on the first and second floors of the museum.

We are selling it.

The official museum catalog is published by Sekai Bunka Publishing. It is available for purchase at our museum shop, as well as at bookstores nationwide and related online shops.

No.

No.

Yes, there are. Please see "Exhibitions and Events" or contact the museum (Tel. 0267-42-1230).

We are not currently doing this.

We are not currently doing this.

Please see for more information .