Kume Museum of Art

Khmer.

Original Text

Golden Week holiday visit. Get off at the west exit of Meguro Station on the Yamanote Line and walk １ minutes. As the name suggests, it is on the Kume Building ８ floor, but the entrance is difficult to understand. The materials and works of historian Kunitake Kume and Western painter Keiichiro Kume are exhibited and owned. Admission fee ５００ yen. Cash reel non-compatible. Only one floor. １０ You can appreciate it quickly with one minute. No locker. Visits with large luggage can be left in a vacant room. Famous ramen shops are scattered around Meguro Station. Hungry rest ...

It's a private museum on the 8th floor of Kume Building in front of Meguro Station Station.

Original Text

There are many museums around Meguro Station and Shirokanedai, but this Kume Museum is one of them. Although it is mainly exhibited in the museum's collection, it is also known that many works by Western-style painter Keiichiro Kume are in the collection.

"Time も Space" も Complete に Loan Cut でした!

Original Text

I was guided to １ minutes walk from the west exit of Meguro Station on the Yamanote Line, but I made a mistake and went a little too far on Meguro Dori. The signboard of Mitsui Sumitomo Bank in front of Meguro Station is the Kume Building. The entrance to the building was on the left side of ＡＴＭ opposite Meguro Station. ８ The corner of the floor is compact in the exhibition room, so you can see it immediately. Adult general ５００ yen may be tough if you don't like it too much. But the good thing is that you can enjoy it carefully. From the beginning to the end ２ It was reserved only by people, so Yu ...

Historian kunitake kume and his eldest son, Keiichiro kume, a western style painter

Original Text

Materials and works by historian Kunitake Kume and his eldest son, Western-style painter Keiichiro Kume, are on display. The place is the building at the corner of the intersection just west of Meguro Station.

It's a museum on the building in front of Meguro Station.

Original Text

It is located in the building in front of the west exit of Meguro Station. Take the Yamanote Line to your left toward Shibuya. Materials and works by historian Kunitake Kume and Western-style painter Keiichiro Kume are exhibited and owned.