大阪市立東洋陶磁美術館
The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka
A world-class museum in Nakanoshima specializing in East Asian ceramics, featuring masterpieces from China, Korea, and Japan.
Attractions
Museum, Ceramics, Cultural Heritage, Fine Arts
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The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka, located in Nakanoshima, is one of the world’s leading institutions dedicated to East Asian ceramic art. Established in 1982, its collection is anchored by the Ataka Collection and includes Chinese, Korean, and Japanese masterpieces, such as celadons, white porcelain, and tea ceremony wares. The museum is especially renowned for its Goryeo celadon and Ming dynasty works, displayed in modern, well-lit galleries that emphasize their refinement. Temporary exhibitions broaden the focus to global ceramics and contemporary interpretations. Surrounded by Nakanoshima’s riverside cultural district, the museum provides a peaceful, scholarly atmosphere that appeals to both art enthusiasts and casual visitors.
Facilities & Services
Extensive collection of East Asian ceramics
Famous Goryeo celadon and Ming dynasty porcelain
Special and rotating exhibitions
Museum shop and café
Located in Nakanoshima cultural district
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