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Visitors can enjoy gazing at the artistry and crafts from various Asian countries such as Japan, China, Thailand, and more
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.Kolineshutterbug
2 ratings2 reviews5 photos
In love with this beautiful museum. Makes me miss home spent hours here.
Renee
5 ratings1 reviews
It was neat, I loved the dress up upstairs & the oragami & you can even learn to write in the language it was neat
Monica
2 ratings2 reviews
Staff was excellent! Building needs a facelift inside and out. Collection was okay, but needs more details about the artifacts listed next to them.
Phyllis
1 ratings1 reviews
The museum is a bit small, but the exhibits are really interesting and the staff, especially the director of operations, is very knowledgeable about the culture. Hopefully they will be able to expand or add more in the future. I do look forward to visiting again when they have a new featured collection or event.
Ryan
3 ratings3 reviews
We loved it! Very interactive and informative museum with a lot of hands on exhibits for our ten year old. We especially enjoyed the water painting Chinese letters, weapons exhibit, and origami. Richard, the director, was very friendly, welcoming, and intelligent about the history and the museum.
Rebecca
2 ratings2 reviews
This was such a cute, calming, and educational center. The museum its self is small but full of exhibits. mr gavotte part id They have an origami station and Chinese writing practice. 10/10 fun family activity.
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- What’s included: general admission
- Age ranges for age-specific tickets:
- Adults 13+
- Children 4–12
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About Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures
Texas State Museum of Asian Cultures was founded by a Corpus Christi native, Mrs. Chandler, who spent many years in Asia teaching and collecting cultural art and artifacts. Nowadays, her collection, along with other wonderful Asian antiquities and exhibits, builds a “bridge” connecting Texas to Asia. Visitors can gaze at the crafts and arts coming straight from Japan, China, Thailand, India, and many other countries.
- Size: two floors
- Eye catcher: rotating display
- Permanent Mainstay: Japanese kimonos, porcelains, and a rickshaw
- Don't Miss: Korean Exhibit, India in Colour & Sound
- Hidden Gem: Heniwa display