Akarenga-kan Museum
大çºï¼ä¸ç®ï¼âï¼ï¼
+81 018 864-6851
This museum, built in 1912, hosts various exhibitions of arts, crafts, and historical materials.
Akita Prefectural Museum
é足鳰å´åå¾å±±ï¼ï¼
+81 018 873-4121â
NE of Oiwake Station, east of Kanaashi Agricultural High School.
This museum has hands-on exhibits on science and history.
Senshū Museum of Art
ä¸éï¼ä¸ç®ï¼âï¼
+81 018 836-7860
In Atorion Music Hall, south of Senshū Park and west of Akita Station.
This museum has Akita-related art on display year-round. From time to time, various exhibitions are here, too.
Masakichi Hirano Museum of Fine Art
åç§æå¾³çºï¼âï¼
+81 018 833-5809
Adults ¥610
May-Sep 10AM-5:30PM, Oct-Apr 10AM-5PM, closed Mondays, closed Dec 28-Jan 3
South of Senshū Park, next to the Prefectural Art Museum.
This museum, built in 1967, focuses on the works of Tsuguji Foujita.
Senshū Park
Senshū Park is a beautiful place to take a walk, especially during the spring season when the cherry blossoms are blooming. The park hosts a replica of Akita Castle, the original having been constructed in 733 AD. For a small admission fee, the lower floors of the castle contain a small museum, and the upper floor provides a panoramic view of the city.