The Hara Museum ARC is a contemporary art museum found next to the Green Bokujo near Ikaho Onsen. Its location in the spacious countryside allows for a number of permanent pieces to be placed outside around the museum grounds. One such example is a giant version of Andy Warhol's iconic Campbell's Soup can, which stands curiously amongst the trees.
The museum displays a rotating exhibition of contemporary art by both Japanese and foreign artists. In addition to its main indoor exhibition space, the museum also has a separate building, the Kankei Pavilion, where it displays a collection of traditional East Asian art. The Hara Museum ARC used to be the annex of the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, which stood in Tokyo's Shinagawa district until its closure in 2021.
Getting there and around
The Hara Museum ARC stands adjacent to the Ikaho Green Bokujo. Buses between Shibukawa Station and Ikaho Onsen stop at Green Bokujo along the way. Get off at the Green Bokujo-mae bus stop (ƒOƒŠ[ƒ“–qê‘O) which is about 10 minutes, 300 yen from the Ikaho Bus Terminal, and 15 minutes, 560 yen from Shibukawa. Buses depart every 20-30 minutes.
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