Morohashi Modern Art Museum

[A different space that appears in the forest] One of the largest Dali collections in Asia. The 'Morohashi Modern Art Museum' where nature and surrealism resonate.

In the majestic nature of Urabandai, within the Bandai-Asahi National Park, suddenly appears a building resembling a medieval European castle. That is the 'Morohashi Modern Art Museum.' Here, it boasts one of the world's largest collections of works by the genius painter Salvador Dali, representing the 20th century.

■ An overwhelming collection that touches the depths of the master Dali

The unique highlight is the vast collection of around 340 works by Dali, including sculptures, paintings, and prints.

• Unique sense of floating: The moment when the sculpture of Dali's symbol, the 'soft clock,' intersects with the realistic landscape of Mount Bandai outside the window invites you into the world of surrealism.
• Global value: You can enjoy a collection that boasts a scale second only to those in Spain and the United States, all while immersed in the tranquil air of Urabandai.

■ Beautiful architecture and gardens with Mount Bandai as a borrowed scenery

The exhibition content itself, along with its location, becomes a work of art.

• Harmony of artificial and natural: The heavy architecture modeled after European stables and the majestic Mount Bandai towering behind create a stunning contrast.
• Seasonal limited art: The museum is closed during the harsh winter (typically from mid-November to before Golden Week), so its reopening with the melting snow symbolizes the arrival of the art season in Urabandai.