Kaku Yasuda Sculpture Museum of Art, Alte Piazza Biyori

Kaku Yasuda Sculpture Museum of Art, Alte Piazza Biyori

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JR Bibai Station → 20 minutes via Tōmei Street on the city bus to Arte Piazza Bibai, 19 minutes via Asahi Street, get off at the last stop, and it's a short walk.
5 minutes from Doo Doo Biyori IC
140 units/free

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock

Spot Category

Museums and Galleries


Kaku Yasuda Sculpture Museum of Art, Alte Piazza Biyori

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