“Nasu Trick Art Museum” underwent a large-scale renewal！

“Trick Art” is kind of artworks that give people optical “tricks”. When looking at these actually two-dimensional artworks, they look three-dimensional because they appeal to your optical illusions. Or, when looked at from different angles, the same piece of trick art can look completely differently. Trick Art was originally developed by a Japanese company, “SD Corporation”. Given that, on this website that promotes hot topics in Japan, we have introduced the Trick Art museum called “Nasu Trick Art Museum” by SD Corporation before.

“Nasu Trick Art Museum” is located near “Nasu Shiobara station”, which is approximately　70 minutes’ Shinkansen ride from Tokyo station. From the station, it is another 20 minutes’ drive to the museum. Though it may seem a little far from Tokyo, this area is a quite popular destination for many tourists with various magnet attractions scattered around including Nasu Kogen (highland); also known as a hot spring village, Nasu Garden Outlet; a perfect spot for shopping, as well as ski mountains, the zoo and the amusement park.