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Access in the Island
Entire Island
| : 10 min. on foot, 3 min. by bus | |
| : 10 min. on foot, 3 min. by bus | |
| : 10-15 min. on foot, 5 min. by bus | |
| : 6 min. by bus, 25 min. on foot | |
| : 10 min. by bus, 30 min. on foot | |
| : 2 min. on foot |
Setouchi International Art Festival 2013 Spring Session Artworks
| 10. | Hiroshi Sambuichi Hiroshi Sambuichi – The Naoshima Plan |
Please refer open calendar 2013 to the Website, accessible from here.
* Benesse Art Site Naoshima is private property from East Gate nearby Tsutsuji-so to North Gate nearby Lee Ufan Museum. Hotel Benesse House guests only beyond this area by car (including motorcycle and bike).
For the full experience including outsite artwork, we would recommend walking around the Benesse House area.
Transportation facilities on Naoshima
Transportation in the local area
- Naoshima town bus service
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The Naoshima town bus runs from Miyanoura Port (where the ferry arrives and departs) to the Honmura district (where the Art House Project is located) and then to Tsutsuji-so.Please transfer Shuttle bus for visitors to Benesse Art Site Naoshima beyond Tsutsuji-so.
(Fare: ¥100 for adults; ¥50 for children)Please refer Naoshima town time table to the Website, accessible from here.
- Shuttle bus for the exclusive use of guests staying at Benesse House
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The shuttle bus for the exclusive use of guests staying at Benesse House makes rounds between Chichu Art Museum and Miyanoura Port.
Transportation in Benesse Art Site Naoshima
- On Foot
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We recommend to walk around the Benesse House area as you enjoy Outdoor Works and the scenery.
- Shuttle bus for visitors to Benesse Art Site Naoshima
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The free shuttle bus for visitors connecting Tsutsuji-so, Benesse House Museum, Lee Ufan Museum and Chichu Art Museum runs every 15-30 minutes. Please transfer Shuttle bus for visitors to Benesse Art Site Naoshima beyond Tsutsuji-so.
- * The bus service interval differs from day to day.
Hotel Benesse House overnight guests only stroll by bike. The Shuttle bus can be used to move the area. Please Park your bicycle in the lot (Chichu Art Museum Ticket Center or East Gate nearby Tsutsuji-so) .
Model course in Naoshima

Benesse House Area
| : 10 min. on foot, 3 min. by bus | |
| : 10 min. on foot, 3 min. by bus | |
| : 10-15 min. on foot, 5 min. by bus | |
| : 6 min. by bus, 25 min. on foot |
* Benesse Art Site Naoshima is private property from East Gate nearby Tsutsuji-so to North Gate nearby Lee Ufan Museum. Hotel Benesse House guests only beyond this area by car (including motorcycle and bike).
For the full experience including outsite artwork, we would recommend walking around the Benesse House area.
Outdoor Works
- 1.
- Yayoi Kusama Pumpkin , 1994
- 2.
- Karel Appel Frog and Cat , 1990
- 3.
- Niki de Saint Phalle La Conversation , 1991
- 4.
- Niki de Saint Phalle Camel , 1991
- 5.
- Niki de Saint Phalle Elephant , 1991
- 6.
- Niki de Saint Phalle Cat , 1991
- 7.
- Niki de Saint Phalle Le Banc , 1989
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- Dan Graham Cylinder Bisected by Plane , 1995
- 9.
- Anthony Caro Final Call , 1988
- 10.
- George Ricky
Three Squares Vertical Diagonal , 1972-82 - 11.
- Kazuo Katase Drink a Cup of Tea , 1987-94
- 12.
- Walter De Maria
Seen/Unseen Known/Unknown , 2000 - 13.
- Hiroshi Sugimoto
Time Exposed Mirtoan Sea, Sounion , 1990
- 14.
- Shinro Ohtake
Shipyard Works: Cut Bow , 1990 - 15.
- Shinro Ohtake
Shipyard Works: Stern with Hole , 1990 - 16.
- George Ricky Four Lines , 1978-88
- 17.
- Cai Guo-Qiang
Cultural Melting Bath: Project for Naoshima , 1998 - 18.
- Hiroshi Sugimoto
Time Exposed S. Pacific Ocean, Tearai , 1991 - 19.
- Tsuyoshi Ozawa
Slag Buddha 88- Eighty-eight Buddha statues created using slag from industrial waste at Teshima , 2006 - 20.
- Kimiyo Mishima Another Rebirth 2005-N , 2001-05
- Site-specific work
Honmura Area
| : 6 min. by bus, 25 min. on foot | |
| : 10 min. by bus, 30 min. on foot |
Setouchi International Art Festival 2013 Spring Session Artworks
| 10. | Hiroshi Sambuichi Hiroshi Sambuichi – The Naoshima Plan |
Please refer open calendar 2013 to the Website, accessible from here.


