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Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum has announced two summer exhibitions, with one opening on July 10, 2026 and another beginning on July 24. The museum’s online ticketing page says ‘Pokemon x Craftsmanship Exhibition - Discovering Beauty and Skill’ will run through August 23, while ‘Animal & Monster A-Z’ will be shown alongside the permanent collection display through September 18.
The museum’s notice presents the two projects as part of a broader summer programme, with tickets sold through its official online platform. The listing also refers to a Summer Museum event available until September 18, with different ticket options tied to activities and admissions. The page includes practical information on online booking and notes that some tickets are available only through the website.
‘Pokemon x Craftsmanship Exhibition - Discovering Beauty and Skill’ is scheduled to open first, on July 10, and remain on view until August 23. According to the ticket page, entry categories include general admission, university and high school student rates, and elementary and junior high school student rates, with some tickets priced at 0 yen and others at 1,800 yen, 1,100 yen or 800 yen depending on the category. The listing also indicates that advance purchases are handled online and that same-day sales may be limited, with some time-specific admission slots noted on the page.
The same online page describes practical arrangements for visitors, including instructions for purchasing, payment by credit card, and digital or QR-based ticket handling. It also states that some services, including reservations and cancellations, are managed through the ticketing system rather than by phone. The exhibition page is presented in both Japanese and English, and the museum notes that ticket purchases are made through its official e-tix platform.
‘Animal & Monster A-Z’ will follow on July 24 and remain on view until September 18. The museum’s announcement says the exhibition will be shown alongside the permanent collection display, linking the special presentation to the museum’s ongoing holdings rather than separating it from them. The online ticket page also places the exhibition within the same seasonal ticketing structure as the Pokemon-themed project.
Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum, based in Hiroshima, is using its summer schedule to combine a special exhibition lineup with online ticket sales and timed-entry information. The museum’s published materials give the dates for both exhibitions, the ticket categories available, and the periods during which visitors can buy admission in advance through the official website.
