What other travelers are saying about Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum
The museum does an amazing job of showcasing the rich history and culture of the Ryukyu Kingdom. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the well-designed exhibits and the wealth of information on display.
The museum's collection includes everything from ancient artifacts and pottery to royal regalia and traditional Okinawan crafts. I particularly enjoyed the exhibits on the Ryukyu Kingdom's history, including its relationships with China and Japan. The displays were engaging, informative, and beautifully presented.
One of the highlights of my visit was the museum's attention to detail in recreating traditional Okinawan scenes and environments. The exhibits on traditional Okinawan clothing, food, and architecture were fascinating, and I loved the interactive elements that allowed me to learn more about the local culture.
The museum also offers a range of temporary exhibitions, which I've heard are always worth checking out. My only criticism is that some of the signage could be translated into more languages, as I noticed some tourists struggling to understand the Japanese text.
Overall, I would highly recommend the Okinawa Prefectural Museum to anyone interested in learning more about this unique and fascinating region of Japan. It's a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Naha!
Okinawa is an absolute gem waiting to be explored! Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and rich history that fill every corner of this stunning destination. Plus, there’s a delightful café perfect for unwinding and savoring the moment. It’s an adventure you won’t want to miss!
Very nice museum, mix history, archaeology, and art in Okinawa.
I had the chance to attend an exhibition about black Jack, should please all animes fan.
Normal entrance ticket is about 540 yen, blackjack is 1600 yen.
A striking museum, I enjoyed walking around the spaces created by this unique bit of architecture. The building is a modern representation of the fortresses found on hilltops around Okinawa. Parking is free for visitors and even if you are not interested in the exhibitions which are currently running, the building and garden around the museum itself are worth the visit.
We only visited the art museum today. There was several special exhibits going on- one relating to beach trash and turning it into art and another relating to local students and digital art. Both were so intriguing! The art museum had a smaller collection than many museums I have been to, however it was nice to walk thru and learn about the history and culture of Okinawa. We were very happy to see English explanations near most of the pieces. Very friendly staff! Free parking, museum cafe for food, bathrooms, and a gift shop!
