1. Sado Museum
Museums, Art Galleries and Resource Centres

Sado Museum

A comprehensive art museum introducing Sado

Sado Museum is a collection of must-sees including drawings by Bakusen Tsuchida, a Sado-native Japanese-style painter. The first floor showcases the collection of gold and silver mines. On the second floor, the museum houses exhibition rooms on the themes of nature, archaeology, history and folklore, and art and craft. The garden is scattered with rocks of Sado and old Japanese-style houses. You can see precious plants in the garden, too.

Facility Basic Information

Address
2041 Yahata, Sado, Niigata 952-1311
TEL
0259-52-2447
Official site
WEB 
Payment Methods
Credit cards not accepted 
Assistance in Foreign Languages
OK  English
Internet
Not Available 
General Accessibility
Available 
Transport Access
Ryotsu Port Approx 30 minutes by car
Nearest bus stop
Sado Hakubutsukanmae (Minamisen [South Line], Ogi Line) Approx. 1 minute on foot from bus stop
Parking
Cars:20  Buses:2 
Opening Times
8:30 - 17:00
Closed
At year-end and New Year's (29 December - 3 January)
Admissions
Adult: 500JPY / Child: 200JPY
Booking
Not required  Reservation required for tours.
Facilities and Service
Sado Rock Garden, etc.

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