Hakone-Open-Air-Museum

The Hakone Open-Air Museum (Japanese彫刻の森 美術館, Chokoku no mori Bijutsukan, dt "Art Museum Forest of Sculptures " ) in Hakone was opened in 1969 and is the first open -air art museum in Japan.

On display are works by famous artists from around the world on a total area of ​​over 70,000 m², partly in roofed buildings.

Park

The Sculpture Park Hakone was the first sculpture park in Japan. It was opened on an area of ​​70,000 m² in 1969. In the museum and in the sculpture park works by international artists were exhibited, such as:

• Hans Aeschbacher
• Émile -Antoine Bourdelle
• Alexander Calder
• Robert Erskine
• Pericle Fazzini
• Naum Gabo
• Bukichi Inoue
• Phillip King
• Joan Miró
• Henry Moore
• Marta Pan
• Pablo Picasso
• Antoine Poncet
• Auguste Rodin
• Niki de Saint Phalle

And many others.