Glass of the private Museum of Rene Lalique
It displays a portion of the glass work without taking into case with the aim of more familiar works appreciation.
For this reason, it has established strict standards than normal for the appreciation manners and etiquette.
Thank you strongly observance of manners.
In the exhibition room, you can also read books of about Rene Lalique.
| address | Yubinbango014-0326 Akita Prefecture Semboku City Kakunodate Yamane-cho 39-1 |
|---|---|
| Phone number | 0187-55-5111 |
| Fax | 0187-55-5112 |
| Business hours | 10:00 to 17:00 (April to November) / 10:00 to 16:00 (December to March) |
| Regular holiday | Every Thursday (April to November) / every Wednesday and Thursday (December to March) |
| Price range | Adult ¥ 800 College students and vocational school students ¥ 700 High school, junior high school students ¥ 300 Possible admission free of charge only when there is allowed in elementary school: • guardian (s) |
| Credit cards & e-payments | VISA Master AMEX JCB Diners UnionPay traffic IC PayPay auPAY LINEPay d pay iD ApplePAY QUICPay ALIPAY WeChatPay |
| Parking | Yes one |
| Wi-Fi | Nothing |
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| Access | A 15-minute walk from JR Kakunodate station |
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