If you are interested in art, Otsuka Museum offers an incomparable opportunity. A beautiful modern building houses an extensive display of full size replicas of the world's most famous art throughout history. The ceramic panel reproductions are extremely durable, and could be used as a reference for restoration work on damaged art. Joins are visible in the larger artworks, but I'm not complaining. Most people will never see more than a few of these artworks in their original form during their lifetime, so a chance to see all this art life-size, beautifully arranged and lit, all in one place is something truly amazing.
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Enjoying Otsuka Museum
A kind of Noah's Ark for 2000 years of the world's art
By Cathy Cawood
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The kimono lady is one of my best friends. She said she didn't mind if I used the photo. I went with a group of friends, and we spent hours looking at everything. It was wonderful!
Takako Sakamoto
9 years ago
Oh! Did you visit this museum? I'm happy! And your photo of Monet's garden is just great! Also, since I didn't have time to look at rooms that exhibit mosaic art, I'm happy to see them here! Did you ask a lady in kimono to stand there? Nice job!
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