Museum of Art & Museum & Animation

　 Listed a main museum of art and museum of Ibarak Prefecturei, Tokyo and Chiba Prefecture.

　　There are many Museums of Art and Museums in Ibaraki. List below shows Museums not too fare
　　away from KEK.

　　 Geological Museum (Tsukuba ) 　
　　 Tsukuba Museum of Art Ibaraki (Tsukuba) (This site is available only in Japanese)　
　　 Tsukuba Botanical Museum (Tsukuba) 　
　　 Ibaraki Nature Museum (Bando city) 　
　　　Access:Take the Tsukuba Express train to Moriya Station. Then take a Kanto Tetsudo bus
　　　　　　　bound for either Iwai Bus terminal and get off at Shizen Hakubutsukan Iriguchi
　　　　　　　from Moriya Station West-Exit #1. It is a 5minute walk from there. <Timetable >
　　 Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum (Kasama) 　
　　　Access:Take the JR Joban Line train to Tomobe Station. Then take a Kasama Loop bus and
　　　　　　　get off at Ibaraki Ceramic Art Museum "Togei-bijutu-kan" from Tomobe Station North-Exit.
　　　　　　　<Timetable >
　　 Kasama Nichido Museum of Art (Kasama）
　　　Access:Take the JR Joban Line train to Tomobe Station. Then take a Kasama Loop bus and
　　　　　　　get off at Kasama Nichido Museum of Art "Nichido Bijutsu-kan" from Tomobe Station North-
　　　　　　　Exit.　<Timetable >
　　 Tenshin Memorial museum of Art Ibaraki（Mito）　
　　　 Access:Take the JR Joban Line train to Mito Station. Then take a Joban Line train bound for Iwaki
　　　　　　　and get off Otsuko Station. It is a 5-minute by Taxi from Station.
　　　　　　　<Timetable and route search> 　　 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
　　 The Museum of Modern Art Ibaraki （Mito）
　　　 Access:Take the JR Joban Line train to Mito Station. Then take a Loop Bus bound for Haraisawa or
　　　　　　　Hongo and get off Bunka Center Iriguchi from Mito Station South Exit #8.<Timetable >
　　　　　　　<Timetable and route search>

　There are many Museum of art and Museum in Tokyo.
　Please visit the GO TOKTO website ( Art galleries and Museums)

　　 National Museum of Japanese History

　　The National Museum of Japanese History, known popularly in Japanese as Rekihaku, is a general
　　museum of Japanese history that houses and displays some 200,000 artifacts of historical
　　importance and cultural value that together help to tell the story of Japan's past

　　Access: Take the Tsukuba Express train to Akihabara Station. Then take the JR Sobu Line bound for
　　　　　　Chiba Station and get off at Inage Station. Change the JR Rapit train Narita Line bound for
　　　　　　Narita Airport and get off at Sakura Station. Then take a bus from station North Exit #1
　　　　　　and get off at National Museum of Japanese History. <Bus Timetable >

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