 Japan Museums: Insho Domoto Museum of Fine Arts
Insho Domoto Museum of Fine Arts 堂本印象美術館
 The Insho Domoto Museum is in northwestern Kyoto, between the Golden Pavilion and Ryoanji Temple on the road that winds through forests on its way to Ninnaji Temple and beyond.
The facility features the works of Insho Domoto (1891-1975), who was a great Nihonga painter.
The museum was created by Insho Domoto himself, in 1966, designing both the inside and the striking exterior of the building.
The Insho Domoto Museum now belongs to Kyoto Prefecture, who took over the running of the museum in 1991.
Insho Domoto Museum of Fine Arts
26-3 Kamiyanagi-cho
Hirano Kita-ku
Kyoto
603-8355
Tel: 075 463 0007
9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Last Admission at 4:30p.m.) Closed Mondays. Adults: 500 yen.
Insho Domoto Access
The Insho Domoto is across the street from the Main Gate of Ritsumeikan University's Kinugasa Campus. From JR/Kintetsu Kyoto Station take bus number 50. From Sanjo-Keihan, buses 12, 15, 59. Get off at Ritsumeikan Daigaku-mae.
The Insho Domoto Museum of Fine Arts is close to Kinkakuji, Ryoanji, Toji-in and Ninnaji temples as well as the Ritsumeikan Peace Museum.
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