- Next date
- Today (Thu, Oct 29) Show days (5 shows, 17:45–21:15)
- Dates & time
- Oct 29 (Thu) · 30 (Fri) · 31 (Sat) · Nov 1 (Sun) · 3 (Tue) · 4 (Wed), 2026 +22 more Five 30-minute shows a night: 17:45, 18:30, 19:15, 20:00 and 20:45 (doors open 15 min before each). No shows on Oct 13, 19, 26 and Nov 2, 9, 16, 24
- Price & booking
- Weekdays: adults 2,900 yen / children (junior high and under) 1,700 yen. Weekends & holidays: adults 3,200 yen / children 1,900 yen. Special tickets with a programme are 3,400 yen on weekdays and 3,700 yen on weekends (adult price only). Preschoolers enter free when accompanied by a guardian. There is no disability discount. Timed e-tickets only, sold through the official site and ticket agencies. The museum counter does not sell tickets, so buy before you go. No re-entry, and no refunds or ticket changes after purchase.
- Venue & access
- Central Hall, 1F, Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts (in Tennoji Park) About 5 min on foot through Tennoji Park from Tennoji Station (JR / Osaka Metro) or Osaka-Abenobashi Station (Kintetsu). By car, about 5 min from the Tennoji exit of the Hanshin Expressway; use the Tennoji Park underground parking.
There are 6 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Central Hall, 1F, Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts (in Tennoji Park), and 8 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.
Facility data comes from OpenStreetMap. It does not include opening hours, fees or availability.
Why You Should Visit
A 360-degree projection mapping show that turns the walls, ceiling and pillars of the central hall at the Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts into a single screen, set to Vivaldi's Four Seasons. Created by the Swiss studio PROJEKTIL and staged in more than 90 cities, this is its first run in Japan: six acts in about 30 minutes, moving through the seasons to the fifth act "Ignorance" and the closing "Enlightenment". Seating mixes chairs and beanbags, so you can lie back and watch the light overhead, and photos and video are allowed.
Schedule
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NOTE
Structure
- Six acts, about 30 minutes
- Acts 1-4 move through spring, summer, autumn and winter
- Act 5 "Ignorance", closing act "Enlightenment"
- Visuals created by PROJEKTIL, a creative studio from Zurich
Inside the hall
- Chairs and beanbags are both set out; take whichever you like
- Photos and video are allowed during the show
- The room goes dark, with strong light and loud sound
About the venue
- The museum opened in 1936; the central hall is a Registered Tangible Cultural Property
*The schedule for the second run will be announced later
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