Closely located, 2 minutes walk from the east exit of Takasaki Station. However, if you come by car, you will have to park in a parking lot near Takasaki Station, but you may want to choose a parking lot where the 1-hour free parking ticket is valid on the website. However, the parking lot is across the street from the museum, so please be aware that you will have to walk a bit. There is an unmanned paid parking lot nearby, but it costs about 200 yen per hour. If you are not confident in your physical strength or are visiting on a rainy day, we recommend this option. The museum is on the 3rd and 4th floors. Enter from the south entrance of the building (on the street straight from the station) and take the elevator to the 4th floor, the entrance to the museum. There are no restrooms in the building, so please follow the directions from the elevator hall. When I tried to enter the museum for the first time, I was confused. The automatic door is so big that it looks like a wall. If you approach it, it will open, so there's no problem, but it's a little hard to tell. The exhibition is a wall display with no obstructions in the center, so you can view even the largest works from any position you like. You will go down the stairs to the exhibition room downstairs. This does not apply to people in wheelchairs.

As for art museums in Takasaki, there is the Takasaki City Museum of Art near the west exit, but there is also this museum in front of the station at the east exit. The property is located on the 3rd and 4th floors of Tower 21, a high-rise building in front of the station. The structure is such that the entrance is on the 4th floor and the exit is on the 3rd floor. When I first entered the museum, I had the impression that the exhibition room was very small, but there was actually another exhibition room one floor below, and there was a decent amount of exhibition space overall. Anyway, the reason why it is called Takasaki City Art Museum and you can view it while moving up and down is probably because the museum was intentionally located near a station where it is difficult to find a large site. I think this method is good in the sense that it can be enjoyed easily.

駅からのアクセスも良く、展示もゆったり見ることができる美術館。広くて静か。 ひとつ残念なこととしては、2階で掃除をされていた高齢の女性が、外でお仕事をされていた2階の学習塾の生徒？にのみ理不尽に強く当たって怒鳴っていたのを見た点。あれはなんだったんだろうか。生徒がかわいそうだ。

I was hesitant because of the location, but I was glad that I was able to get a one-hour parking ticket. You can enter from LABI1 directly to the deck, but the flow of the elevator from the 2nd floor to the 4th floor to the 3rd floor to the 2nd floor was not confusing. The exhibition space on the third floor was surprisingly large, and I was able to see the works on the walls up close. I think the merchandise sales were mostly limited to items related to special exhibitions.

入口はマンションの4階で出口は3階にあります。ゆっくり観ることができます。是非訪れてみてください。撮影は禁止です。

高崎市タワー美術館はJR高崎駅前の高層ビル「高崎タワー21」の3階と4階にある美術館。元は「山崎種二の三男である山崎誠三の日本画コレクションの収蔵・展示を目的とした私営美術館「高崎タワー美術館」」（Wikipediaより）だったが、一端閉館し、平成13年11月15日に高崎市タワー美術館として開館している。作品も含めて、高崎市に移管されたようだ。コレクションは日本画がメインとしている。 アクセスはJR高崎駅の東口から徒歩2分。駅からペデストリアンデッキでつながっていて1階に降りる必要が無い。入口は2階でそこからエレバーターで4階に上がり、展示会場の奥に階段があり、3階に降りてさらに展示を見ることになる。

It's near the station, so you don't have to worry about getting wet unless it's raining heavily, and there's a sunshade. Admission is free for those over 65 outside of the city, but ID is required. The entrance is on the 4th floor of the tower, so go straight to the 4th and 3rd floor. There are chairs where you can take a break, and since there aren't too many viewers, you can enjoy the show at your leisure. However, since seniors have difficulty hearing, two or three visitors may hear their voices echoing throughout the building, so if they happen to be together, they should be prepared to hear a loud noise. Staff don't pay attention. The paintings include the artist's genealogy, points of interest, and a font that even seniors can read. The works are also displayed in a relaxed manner.

We visited the museum after seeing their promotional materials in Japanese paintings in our hotel (which offer coupons as well!). While the museum itself is not massive, the exhibition was impressive in showcasing the techniques used in Japanese paintings from a variety of painters. The museum is designed mainly to cater local citizens though - which means they would not have any descriptions/guide in other languages. As a Chinese reader, it is still okay for me to guess the descriptions but I am not sure if other visitors would enjoy as much. They have a small souvenir shop.

涼しくてきれいで広い。そしてとても静か。日曜の昼に訪問しましたが、自分たちを合わせて１０人くらいしかいませんでした。

R3年11月7日、「日本画ベストセレクション」展を鑑賞。 日本を代表する画家の名画が揃っており、非常に見応えがありました。インターネット割引を使うと400円になります。

It's right in front of the station so it's easy to get to. I felt that the two floors made it easy to get around and see the space. The price is reasonable at 600 yen, and it's free for those over 65. Stained glass in the elevator hall It was beautiful.

I went because it was free on Citizen's Day. Parking cost 200 yen.

It's located right in front of Takasaki Station, and it's free for seniors (65 and over), so I stop by when I go shopping around Takasaki Station. The works in our collection are mainly Japanese paintings, but I think we have a good selection of them.

I've visited several times before. It's a good place to be lost in thought. I would like to have a chance to visit you again. This is an experience that will give you a new perspective. Thank you.

It's close to the station, so it's perfect for walking around town. It's an art museum with no special features other than its location. If there is an exhibition that interests you, go and see it.

This is an art museum that you can go up to by taking the elevator right from the entrance (for a moment, it was hard to find the elevator location! I think there was a guide, but it was a quick U-turn). It also felt strange to go back one floor while watching it and watch it again. I'm biased, but...I had the impression that museums were one large floor with partitions that you could walk around in circles, so I was surprised at first to see the vertical movement. I think the Takasaki City Art Museum is also on the 3rd floor? I watch it while climbing up to the top. Both are right next to the station and I was able to get a free ticket to the affiliated parking lot, so I can go there easily. I like the exhibits, but I often find myself having fun going to them even though I don't really get the theme.

(Translated by Google) There aren't many opportunities to go to museums, so most of them pass by. If you have the time and budget, you may be able to enter. In my case, I mostly go to art theaters and say that there is a museum nearby, so I have never been there. (Original) 美術館はなかなか行く機会が少ないので、通りすぎてしまうのがほとんどです。時間や予算に余裕があれば入ることはあるでしょう。私の場合は芸術劇場に行くのがほとんどで近くに美術館があると言って、全然入ったことはありません。

外から見るより中は広くてゆっくりと観賞できます。電車の乗り継ぎの待ち時間があったときおすすめの駅周辺エリア施設です。

高崎駅唐すぐでアクセスは非常に良い。混んでいることもなくゆったりと鑑賞する事ができる。公営のためか料金も廉価でシルバーは無料で入ることができる。

日本画がメインの美術館 ツーフロアの小さめな展示エリアですが、一つ一つの展示物が大きいものばかりなので、中々迫力があり見ごたえがありました。 いろいろな角度から作品を鑑賞していたらあっという間に時間が過ぎてしまいました。

斎藤清版画展(没後25年特別企画展)飛翔するノスタルジアを見学させて頂きました。90作品の展示品が4、5階に展示され9月4日まで開催中です。1949年のサロン、ド、プランタンのミルクを始め国内外の作品展で展示入賞した作品が沢山観られ感激しました。