Guests' reviews
Jialing Zhang | Oct 19, 2017
Have a great colocation of Asian ceramics. If you have history and ceramic, you will enjoy this place. 2 hours is more than enough to spend here. I wish there are more explanation in English.
Mr XP | Sep 27, 2017
A small museum but with some interesting exhibits.
Daniel Lahyani | Mar 7, 2017
Just Boring. The exhibition is dull and the explanations are too concise.
Richard Smittenaar | Sep 13, 2016
Fine collection of ceramics, especially Korean celadon ware. Almost no Japanese pieces, though.
Detailed descriptions of individual pieces, next to nothing on broader evolution of the craft.
adam braun | Nov 25, 2016
Disaponting...looked for japanese pottery...found mainly korean & chinese
m james | Mar 24, 2018
Even if you are the type who says “ who wants to see a bunch of pots”, you will be converted by the exquisite displays, and awesome and thoughtful curation. The natural lighting is amazing!
Denis | Apr 29, 2018
Wonderful museum if you like ceramics even if you are not expert .these are historical pieces and national treasures.
The Korean céladons are exceptional. A Must see in OSAKA.
Gunhee Lee | May 22, 2018
I visited when there was special exhibition. I had one day osaka pass so i had discounted admission which was 1,000yen (reg: 1,200)
It was worth it as the collection was good. Employees were very friendly. Felt sad as they had good collections from China and Korea.
Recommend for those who are interestes in ceramics.
S B Herath | Jun 28, 2018
Nice museum. Don't forget to visit there
David Segal | Aug 16, 2018
It’s a neat three-level museum with an extensive collection of Korean, Japanese, and Chinese ceramics. There is also a collection of Persian ceramics, which may be part of the permanent collection. The museum has special light wells that allow natural lighting into the displays. They have many celadon and blue cobalt on white pieces. Many displays have explanations in English. Admission was 500 yen when we visited in 2018. We walked though all he displays in about 2.5 hours.
