Catalogs of the museum’s collections and of the exhibitions it has hosted.
The museum publishes the quarterly magazine “ESPLANADE,” aiming to share the attractions of the museum via distinctive articles on every issue featuring exhibitions, collections and daily life in the museum, among other topics. ESPLANADE is described only in Japanese.
Month of issue
January, April, July and October
How to subscribe
In principle, applications for subscription are accepted on a fiscal year basis. However, applications in the middle of a fiscal year are also accepted. To subscribe, please send the required information (postal address, name, age, phone number) in arbitrary format along with necessary postage stamps (see below) to the application address below.
Postage (Postage per issue is 120 yen. Subject to change according to the revision of post charges.)
In the case of an application made between January and March: 480 yen for four issues (April, July, October and January)
In the case of an application made between April and June: 360 yen for three issues (July, October and January)
In the case of an application made between July and September: 240 yen for two issues (October and January)
In the case of an application made between October and December: 120 yen for January issue
Application address
ESPLANADE Section, Fukuoka Art Museum
1-6 Ohori Koen, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka city, Fukuoka prefecture, 810-0051 Japan
Phone: +81-(0)92-714-6051
Fax: +81-(0)92-714-6145
Back issues
Back issues can be downloaded as PDF files from the list below.
Unauthorized reproduction prohibited.
“ESPLANADE” is described only in Japanese.
Records of various activities organized by the museum and the results achieved are compiled in each fiscal year. The records can be downloaded as PDF files from below:
Annual Reports is described only in Japanese.
The museum has been publishing the Bulletin every year since 2013 to widely publicize the fruits of day-to-day research conducted by curators. The Bulletins can be downloaded as PDF files from below:
Bulletin of Fukuoka Art Museum is described only in Japanese.
