Kawagoe City Art Museum is located next to Kawagoe City Museum and within walking distance of Kawagoe Castle Honmaru Palace, making it part of the popular 300-yen common ticket route.

The museum focuses on works connected to Kawagoe and Saitama, particularly artists who were born in or closely associated with the area, such as Aiba Shosaku and Iwasaki Kazuho. Their works reflect the cultural identity and artistic development of the region.

The collection includes traditional Japanese-style paintings (Nihonga), Western-style oil paintings, sculpture, and fine crafts. The permanent exhibition presents carefully curated pieces that trace the artistic evolution of the local community.

Architecturally, the building blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern design elements. The interior is bright and spacious, creating a calm atmosphere ideal for slow appreciation of art.

• From Kawagoe Station (JR or Tobu Tojo Line), take a bus toward the Kawagoe City Museum area.

• About 15–20 minutes on foot from Kurazukuri Street (Old Warehouse District).

• Best visited in sequence with the Castle and City Museum using the 300-yen common ticket including Kawagoe Castle Honmaru Palace + Kawagoe City Museum + Kawagoe City Art Museum. 

• Generally less crowded than the castle or historic district, perfect for a peaceful break.

• Allocate at least 45–60 minutes for a thorough visit.

• Ideal for travelers interested in regional Japanese art and modern cultural identity.

• Seating areas are available for resting after visiting all three sites.

Admission Fee:

• Adults: 200 yen

• Common Ticket: 300 yen
  (Includes entry to Kawagoe Castle Honmaru Palace + Kawagoe City Museum + Kawagoe City Art Museum)

Opening Hours:

• 09:00 – 17:00 (Last admission 16:30)
  Closed on Mondays and during the New Year holidays