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Fujita Museum is an art museum in Miyakojima Ward, Osaka, operated by the Fujita Museum Public Interest Incorporated Foundation. Its collection was assembled by Den Saburō Fujita, a prominent businessman active during the Meiji era, and includes works and objects explored through rotating exhibitions and introductory selections. The museum presents special exhibitions alongside year-round displays, giving visitors opportunities to encounter its collection from different perspectives.

Its public programme extends beyond exhibitions, with gallery talks, building tours, readings, tea gatherings, performances and events introducing traditional arts such as Noh. The museum also shares stories about its holdings through features on hidden collections and conversations with artists and cultural practitioners. Visitors can find practical information about access, current exhibitions and events on the museum’s website.

The site also highlights Amijima Chaya, the museum’s tea house, and provides a live camera. Located at 10-32 Amijimacho, Fujita Museum offers an inviting setting for discovering Japanese art, cultural heritage and the stories behind a historic collection