Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum
添加到我的列表Rental spaces to suit your needs! Six rooms of various sizes and four galleries.
The Okinawa Prefectural Museum & Art Museum offers a variety of spaces suitable for meetings and workshops for rent.
Located just a 10-minute walk from Omoromachi Station in Naha City, it features a free parking lot with 158 spaces, making access a major advantage.
All spaces are equipped with free Wi-Fi and support online streaming, including Zoom broadcasts.
- Address
- 沖縄県3-1-1 Omoromachi, Naha City
- TEL
- 098-941-8200
- Closed day
- Mon (The following day if it is a national holiday), and other
- Website
- View website
- Transportation
- About 10 min walk from Omoromachi monorail station
- Vehicle parking
- 158 cars (including 4 cars for the disabled)
- Business Hour
- 9:00am–6:00pm (until 8:00pm on Fri and Sat) Please enter 30 min before closure.
- Deadline
- The day before the event date (Please inquire)
- Caution for application
- ased on guidance from the Naha City Central Fire Station, starting April 2025, activities permitted at this museum will be limited to those aligned with the museum's fundamental purpose: “activities related to museums and art galleries, such as culture, history, art, folklore, and natural sciences.”
For details, please refer to the “Important Notice” via the link below.
https://okimu.jp/topics/1759023611/
Please note that the “Museum Lecture Room” remains available for use regardless of purpose.
Additionally, usage may be unavailable during maintenance periods or other times. Please check our official website for the latest information.
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- MICE Performance results
- Traveling Lecture Series: “Diverse Fishing Cultures of the South Pacific”
Event Related to the 600th Anniversary of the Ryukyu Kingdom and the Establishment of the Shō Dynasty: Cultural Lecture “The First Shō Dynasty as Seen Through the ‘Omorosaushi’”
Shurijo Park Friends Association Cultural Lecture: “Stone Masonry in Gusuku Sites, Including Shurijo Castle”