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Getting Here

Access map

Train

The closest Tohoku Shinkansen station to the Hachinohe Art Museum is Hachinohe Station, which is about 3 hours from Tokyo Station or 30 minutes from Shin-Aomori Station. From Hachinohe Station, take the JR Hachinohe Line to Hon-Hachinohe Station（approximately 10 minutes）. From here it is just a 10-minute walk to the museum.

Bus

From the East Exit of Hachinohe Station, take a bus from Platform 1 toward downtown Hachinohe and get off at any of the Chushingai Taminaru（中心街ターミナル）stops such as the Mikka-Machi stop（三日町）or the Youka-Machi stop（八日町）（approximately 20 minutes）. From here, it is just a 2-minute walk to the museum.

Plane

Approximately 55 minutes by Airport Bus from Misawa Airport to the Youka-Machi stop in Hachinohe

Car

Approximately 15 minutes from the Hachinohe Interchange（IC）on the Hachinohe Expressway headed toward downtown Hachinohe

Information

Open Daily

10:00-19:00（Last Admission is until 18:30）

Closed

Tuesday（Closed the Following Day if a Holiday）, New Year Holidays

General Admission and Exhibition Tickets

General admission to the museum is free,with ticket prices varying by exhibition.
Please refer to the Exhibitions page for details.

Floor map

1F

First floor map

2F

Second floor map

Mae-niwa Plaza / Oku-niwa Plaza

Map including the square

Facilities & Services

Parking

The museum provides two accessible parking spaces but does not offer general use parking. If you visit us by car, please use one of the paid parking options near the museum.

Universal Restroom

This universal restroom has an accessible toilet with ostomate facilities and a baby changing station.

Nursing Room

The nursing room includes baby and special needs changing stations. Please visit the Information Desk if you would like to use the nursing room.

Strollers &
Wheelchairs

Strollers and wheelchairs are available for use in the museum and can be borrowed from the Information Desk.

Coin Lockers

Lockers are available until the museum closes. Items that do not fit in the lockers can be left at the Information Desk. The museum is not responsible for loss or damage of personal items.

Umbrellas

Please leave your umbrella in the lockable stands at the museum entrance.

Free Wi-Fi

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the Hachinohe Art Museum. To access the Wi-Fi, please use the password displayed in the museum.

Visitor Guidelines

  • Dangerous items and hazardous materials are prohibited.
  • Smoking is prohibited on the museum premises.
  • Umbrellas and parasols are prohibited inside the museum and can be left in the lockable stands at the museum entrance.
  • Pets are prohibited with the exception of assistance dogs（guide dogs, hearing dogs, and service dogs）.
  • Large items are prohibited inside the museum. Please use the the coin lockers or leave your items at the Information Desk.
  • Eating and drinking is only allowed in designated areas.
  • Flash photography and the use of tripods/selfie sticks are prohibited.
  • Do not touch works of art or their display cases.
  • Please do not take photos or videos with cameras, camcorders, or mobile phones in the exhibition rooms unless otherwise indicated.
  • Refrain from talking on the phone when in the exhibition rooms.
  • Use only pencils when taking notes in the exhibition rooms. Other writing utensils are strictly prohibited.
  • Odorous and raw items（includes flowers）are prohibited.
  • We may refuse entry to anyone who has consumed alcohol so as not to disturb other visitors.
  • Please follow the instructions provided by the museum staff.
  • To prevent the spread of COVID-19, we ask that all visitors wear masks, disinfect their hands, and have their temperature checked before entering the museum.
  • Please do not visit the museum if you feel unwell or have a fever.