Naoshima

Tadao Ando's architectural masterpiece merges contemporary art with the serene backdrop of the Seto Inland Sea. Guests staying at the museum's hotel enjoy exclusive after-hours access to the thought-provoking collection.

Naoshima Hall showcases Hiroshi Sambuichi's eco-conscious design with its distinctive hinoki cypress roof. A cultural hub blending traditional Japanese architecture with modern sustainability on this serene island.

A century-old wooden house transformed by Tadao Ando into a striking concrete-meets-tradition museum. Experience light and shadow interplay while exploring models and sketches that reveal his architectural vision.

Tadao Ando's underground masterpiece houses select works by Monet, Turrell, and De Maria in spaces bathed with natural light. Reserve your visit in advance to experience this serene intersection of art and architecture.

This minimalist information center by Ryue Nishizawa serves as the gateway to Naoshima's Art House Project. Browse art books and collect tickets before exploring homes transformed into art installations.

This working bathhouse doubles as an immersive art installation by Shinro Ohtake, featuring vibrant mosaics and unexpected elements. Soak in the communal baths surrounded by colorful tiles and artistic whimsy.

Yayoi Kusama's Yellow Pumpkin sits on a Naoshima pier, its vibrant polka dots contrasting against the Seto Inland Sea. Visit at sunset when golden light transforms this iconic sculpture into a photographer's dream.

This translucent geometric marvel by Sou Fujimoto transforms with light and sea breezes throughout the day. Experience it at sunset when illumination creates an ethereal glow against Naoshima's coast.