香港六合彩即时开奖

National Museum of Art, Osaka

Osaka


Originally built for Expo '70, this underground construction by architect Cesar Pelli now houses Japan's fourth national museum. The building 鈥 like a submarine, with walls over 3m thick and light filtering down through skylights above the lobby 鈥 is interesting, and there's a decent, if not mind-blowing, collection of 20th-century works by Japanese and international artists. The entrance is marked by a large sculpture of steel tubes, said to resemble a butterfly. There's discounted admission Friday and Saturday nights (adult/student 楼250/70).

The museum is located towards the western end of Naka-no-shima.


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