Go at least every 5-6 months to catch the latest showing. This period March-April is a display of Japanese Kimonos. It was beautiful and A+ exhibit. But I always love the 3rd floor permanent exhibit of Asian Cultural History artifacts.

This museum exhibit we found most interesting began with sculptures from the earliest Asian civilizations, and explores not only the works themselves, but the spiritual and religious beliefs that fueled them and the influences across civilizations and millenia that morphed, merged, and evolved. The exhibit...More

This was a slightly disappointing museum for me. Found the way the layout of the displays were and set up not very appealing and collections somewhat dull. Been to the Honolulu Museum of Art in Hawaii, they have a far more interesting assortment of Asian...More

Superb and only getting better with time. My one complaint is that the Japanese section was too limited in presentation. I’ve recently become interested in prints and sadly little was on display. Nonetheless, it’s an awesome museum!

This museum features all of the cultures of Asia. They have wonderful special exhibits and you can make a lovely day trip out of it. The museum restaurant is very relaxing. The monster ceramic fish has left the front area and has been replaced by...More

Regular collection viewing seems very limited due to interior construction. Kimono special exhibit is small (about 12 displays) but lovely and well described. Additional charge for special exhbit ($25). Regular collection price ($15) is about right given areas unavailable for viewing. Cafe has been remodeled...More

Lovely way to spend a day with grand kids. So much to see and learn. Cafe had something for everyone from 8 to 80. We joined the museum so we can go back ofter