Nami Sano Exhibition: Fin. 2026｜8/7〜10/11 Access & Fees

Dates & time: August 7, 2026 (Fri) - October 11, 2026 (Sun) 9:30–17:30 (last admission 17:00)
Price & booking: General ¥1,200 / Students ¥650 / Preschool children free No reservation needed. Tickets are sold at the door on the day; no advance or online sales have been announced.
Venue & access: Kobe Kitano Museum About 15 min walk north from Sannomiya Station (all lines)
Right by the City Loop bus stop "Kitano Ijinkan"

There are 12 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Kobe Kitano Museum, and 2 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

An exhibition of manga artist Nami Sano — creator of *Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto* and *Migi & Dali* — at the Kobe Kitano Museum, housed in a former foreign residence in the Kitano district. The focus is original artwork, where you can follow the pen line itself: the fine hatching and correction marks that print flattens out. It runs for about two months and fits easily into a walk around Kitano's slopes.

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On display

About 130 original drawings from *Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto*, *Migi & Dali* and the Nami Sano art book
Previously unseen storyboards and roughs, plus pre-debut illustrations
Every page of the original art for *Migi & Dali* chapter 43, shown for the first time
A photo spot recreating the world of the works

Closed

Tuesdays (open on Aug 11, Aug 18 and Sept 22)

Café and merchandise

KITANO cafe CREDO on site
Weekend and holiday "Omotenashi Set" ¥1,200 (the *Migi & Dali* cherry pie plus the *Sakamoto* "Automatic" tea, with an original coaster)
TAG LIVE LABEL cans, 11 designs, ¥800 each

Other

No dedicated parking; use the coin lots nearby

※Exhibits and menu items may change.

Kitano Culture Art Books Culture Rainy Day Limited Time

出典: 神戸北野美術館公式サイト／ハルタ（Harta）公式サイト

Kobe · Gluten-free

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FAQ

Do I need a reservation?

You can buy a ticket at the door on the day. Crowding updates are sometimes posted on the museum's website and social media.

When is it closed?

Closed on Tuesdays, except August 11, August 18 and September 22, when it opens. Last admission is 17:00.

Can I take photos?

There is a photo spot recreating the world of the works. Whether the original-art areas allow photography is not stated officially, so follow the signage and staff instructions on the day.

Can I visit with small children?

Preschool children enter free. The museum occupies a former foreign residence with stairs inside, so check with the museum in advance if you are bringing a stroller.

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