Aiming for the continuation, promotion, improvement and further development of culture and art
The Nissha Foundation aims to further and promote printing culture and technology by such means as collecting,
preserving and publishing data on printing culture and technology, conducting research and holding lectures on printing culture,
and subsidizing and supporting related study and research.
Nissha Museum of Printing History
AMeeT
AMeeT is a web magazine published by the Nissha Foundation and comes out every other month, focusing on the concepts “art meets technology”.
PATinKyoto
The Nissha Foundation hosts the PATinKyoto Print Art Triennale in Kyoto.
News & Topics
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The museum will be closed from Saturday, December 21, 2024 to Sunday, March 2, 2025 for maintenance work.
September 11, 2024
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Nissha Foundation donated one print art work to City of Kyoto
April 7, 2023
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[Event Report] Nissha Museum of Printing History Opened on the 20th “Kansai Culture Days”
November 21, 2022
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Support the activities of the Promotion and Research Organization for Art by Artists with Disabilities (NPO)
October 7, 2022
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Support the activities of the drummer “YOYOKA”
September 7, 2022
Workshop Report
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32nd Printing Culture Seminar: Your first sketches of Kyoto-style confectionery
Held on November 11, 2017
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31st Printing Culture Seminar: Your first action origami
Held on August 26, 2017
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30th Printing Culture Seminar: Your first design calligraphy
Held on May 20, 2017
Information for visiting the Nissha Museum of Printing History
Please make a reservation by email at least one business day in advance. Thank you.
Email to: info@nissha-foundation.org
Hours: open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
(Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays)