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The 007 Museum is dedicated to the James Bond novel "The Man with the Red Tattoo" by Robert Benson. The story is set partially on Naoshima; however, it was never made into a movie. The museum aims to bring attention to the novel with the hope that it will eventually be adapted to film. Exhibits include fan art and scenes from "The Man with the Red Tattoo" and a short movie titled "From Naoshima with Love", which was filmed on Naoshima and nearby Takamatsu. In addition, there are posters and paraphernalia from actual Bond movies, especially from the movie "You Only Live Twice", so far the only James Bond movie set in Japan. Any Questions? Ask them in our question forum.

How to get there

The 007 Museum is a short walk from the Miyanoura Ferry Terminal. How to get to and around Naoshima

Hours and Fees

Hours: 9:00 to 17:00 Closed: New Year holidays Admission: Free English: Moderate

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007 Museum Official website.