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Bodaresu atomyujiamuNO-MA, Omihachiman

#5 among attractions in Omihachiman

Museum, Art gallery
Bodaresu atomyujiamuNO-MA

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The Borderless Art Museum NO-MA is an art museum located in Omihachiman, Shiga Prefecture. It is the first and one of the few facilities in Japan dedicated to exhibiting works of art by people with disabilities, which are part of the Art Brut movement. The museum was established in 2004 as the Borderless Art Gallery NO-MA by the Shiga Prefectural Social Welfare Foundation with a grant from the Nippon Foundation.

Located in Nagahara-cho, Yawata District, in the center of Omi Hachiman City, which is also known as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, the former Noma Residence, a townhouse built in the early Showa period, has been converted into an exhibition facility and used as an alternative space. The "Noma" house is where the name "NO-MA" came from. The art director is Yoshiko Hata, a picture book artist who is also deeply involved in Art Brut, and is exploring projects that are not limited to art for the handicapped, which is the meaning of the word "borderless. Since 1995, before the establishment of the museum, it has also been engaged in discovering new Art Brut artists, documenting and publicizing their work.

Coordinates: 35°8'15"N, 136°5'38"E
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Bodaresu atomyujiamuNO-MA – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Sōken-ji, Azuchi Castle, Kawara Museum, Ōsasahara Shrine.

  • soken ji omihachiman2.8 miNE
  • azuchi castle omihachiman2.8 miNE
  • kawara museum omihachiman~1240 ftNW
  • osasahara shrine yasu4.5 miS
  • kannonji castle3.7 miE
  • hachimanyama ropeway omihachiman0.6 miNW

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Which popular attractions are close to Bodaresu atomyujiamuNO-MA?

Nearby attractions include Kawara Museum, Omihachiman (7 min walk), Hachimanyama Ropeway, Omihachiman (15 min walk).

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