The Omiya Bonsai Art Museum, Saitama

Exhibition

May 1 ~ May 31, 2026
Place：Collection Gallery, Bonsai Garden

Fri. March 20, 2026 ~ Wed. July 1, 2026
Place：Exhibition Room

Fri. May 8 - Wed. May 13
Place：Lobby

Fri. May 22 - Sun. May 31, 2026
Place：Lobby, Collection Gallery

July 17-August 26, 2026
Place：Lobby, Collection Gallery

毎週火曜日 Every Tuesday

Saitama City Omiya Bonsai Art Museum 15th Annual Report (2024 Fiscal Year) Now Available
We have published the Saitama City Omiya Bonsai Art Museum 15th Annual Report (2024 fiscal year). The PDF version of this report is available for download from the link below (Japanese only). 「さいたま市大宮盆栽美術館年報第15号」（2.61MB） A printed edition of this report will be available for reading at Saitam…

Omiya Bonsai Art Museum x Omiya Industrial High School: 100th Anniversary Collaborative Project Exhibition
The Omiya Bonsai Art Museum in Saitama City collaborated with the Architecture Department of Omiya Technical High School, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2025. For the class, students created lanterns and folding screens using the traditional kumiko woodwork technique, envisioning how the…

[Reflecting back on the Bonsai Canvas Light-Up Event] PR Videos Created by Saitama Computer and Medical Administration Technical School Students Now Published!
We had students at Saitama Computer and Medical Administration Technical School create PR videos for the Omiya Bonsai Art Museum. These videos are also available on our Instagram page. We also had students from the same school help us create and set up a photospot for the “Special Night Light-Up E…

Urawa-kita High School and Koshigaya-nishi High School Bonsai Exhibit
The Omiya Bonsai Art Museum, Saitama has been assisting in running bonsai classes at Urawa-kita High School and Koshigaya-nishi High School, which have incorporated bonsai into their art education programs. In these classes, our museum curators gave lectures on bonsai, and a bonsai instructor fr…

Special Exhibition of Japanese White Pine “Higurashi”
We will have a special exhibition of our most valuable bonsai “Higurashi” (Japanese white pine estimated 450 years old). Since the early Showa era, its presence has been a topic of discussion in Shikoku. Under the cherished care of Niigata's master bonsai artist, Chutaro Nakano, it earned the name…