融合皮影畫、剪紙畫、玻璃工藝與音樂盒藝術,展品精緻多樣,氛圍浪漫且富有創意,是欣賞傳統與現代工藝結合的好地方。
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World Museum of Shadow Picture, Paper Cutting, Glass, and Music Boxes
A whimsical museum where you can admire Shadow Picture, Paper Cutting, glass creations, and music boxes all in one enchanting space.
Nestled on the shores of Shirakaba Lake, this enchanting museum offers a magical space where you can admire Shadow Picture, Paper Cutting, glassworks, and music boxes all under one roof. Stepping inside feels like entering the pages of a fairy tale.
This section showcases 30 works by the world-renowned Shadow Picture artist Seiji Fujishiro, including the 30-meter-long panoramic series The Four Seasons of Shirakaba Lake. Visitors can also view rare and unique pieces that are hard to find elsewhere.
Featuring works by Paper Cutting master Masaaki Tatsumi, this area focuses on pieces inspired by Grimms' Fairy Tales, including Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White. Highlights include The World’s Largest Paper Cutting on Washi Paper and pieces that incorporate kimono stencil dyeing techniques, offering a truly captivating experience.
The museum also houses a stunning collection of antique music boxes, considered masterpieces of their time, alongside modern disk music boxes like the "Orpheus," which visitors can hear in action. This combination of visual and auditory art adds to the museum’s unique charm.
Highlights
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A lakeside museum on the shores of Shirakaba Lake featuring a diverse collection of artworks, from Shadow Picture to Paper Cutting.
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The "Shadow Picture Area" showcases 30 pieces by world-renowned Shadow Picture artist Seiji Fujishiro.
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The "Paper Cutting Area" displays enchanting works inspired by Grimms' Fairy Tales and other fantastical themes.
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Official FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Are there services in foreign languages? (If so, please provide the supported languages.)
Not available
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Is it possible to re-enter the premises?
Re-entry is not allowed.
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Is free Wi-Fi available inside the facility?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available, but only near the facility's entrance area.
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Are coin lockers available?
Not available.
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Can I bring my pet inside?
Pets are not allowed, except for guide dogs.
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Is there a parking fee?
Parking costs 1,000yen per day. However, it is free on weekdays (excluding Golden Week and summer holidays).
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Can I take photos inside the facility?
Unfortunately, photography inside the facility is prohibited due to copyright and related concerns.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 世界の影絵・きり絵・ガラス・オルゴール美術館
- Postal Code
- 384-2309
- Address
- 1526 Ashidahatsukano, Tateshinamachi, Kitasakugun, Nagano
- Telephone
- 0266-68-2100 (Ikenotaira Hotel)
- Closed
- Open every day (may close temporarily for facility or exhibit maintenance)
- Hours
- 9:00am - 5:00pm (last admission at 4:30 PM; hours may vary during Golden Week and summer vacation)
- Admission
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Adults: 900yen
Elementary School Students: 600yen
Preschool Children (ages 3+): 300yen
Discounts available for guests staying at Ikenotaira Hotel, Shirakaba Kogen Hotel, or Sakudaira Plaza 21.
Advance tickets are also available for purchase. - Access
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(1) 35 minutes by car from Chuo Expressway Suwa-Minami I.C.
(2) 40 minutes by car from Kan-Etsu/Jo-Shin-Etsu Expressway Saku-Minami I.C.
(3) From JR Chino Station, take the ALPICO GROUP bus to "Higashi Shirakabako (Shirakabako Bus Station)," then walk 12 minutes. - Credit Cards
- Accepted
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)