Hiroshima Museum of Art

I would say it’s a decent place to look at paintings and a little bit of sculpture. However, there weren’t many local paintings, and there weren’t many descriptions either. Instead of a museum, it’s more of a gallery. For the ticket price, it might be a little bit overpriced, but I don’t know how museums are run, so I’m just saying from a regular person’s perspective.

I love this museum. The collection of impressionnists and moderns is exceptional. The museum is not very large but very well focused. This summer the special exhibition about the artist Junaida, who is discovered, was also very nice, though a bit dense

Lovely structure. Not at all crowded mid day in October. A comprehensive impressionist collection; one or two work by many of the 'big hitters.' also a set of 6 Picasso's from various eras of his career. The cafe has good food, reasonably priced, and a lovely setting. Worth a visit.

Great small museum, itself a memorial to the victims of the a-bomb. Cute little cafe. A little dated but relaxing and worth a visit.

Good range of well known European artists and works. Japanese art was limited from the array of works I expected. A relaxed gallery and good facilities. Fairly quiet for a Sunday afternoon which made it more intimate. Well worth a visit if passing.

Beautiful museum with an extensive collection of Picasso, and other globally important artists. There is also a fascinating collection of significant Japanese art and artists. I highly recommend costing this museum

I really liked the special cat exhibit showing Japanese art depictions of cats, like cats hiding in kimonos

One of the most iconic museum I ever seen. Little but full of masterpieces!!! And we were almost lonely!!!