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The Chillest Outdoor Art Museum in Taiwan~
Visit Ju Ming Museum to stroll between art and nature!

｜Exhibition Information for 2025:

【Cherish Art! Ju Ming’s Human Series Restoration Exhibition 2025】

2025/1/25-2025/9/28
Main Building of Ju Ming Museum

Affected by the Shantu'er Typhoon, many outdoor collections at Ju Ming Museum were damaged,
This restoration exhibition will guide visitors through the restoration process, from professional techniques to the stories behind,
understanding the significance of cultural preservation and gaining a sense of happiness from loving and cherishing the artifacts.
Two sessions daily will feature professional restorers showcasing their magic hands, performing live restoration, and revitalizing the damaged artworks.

【Citizen 128】

2025/1/25-2026/1/4
First Exhibition Room of Ju Ming Museum

This exhibition features the main content of Mr. Ju Ming's 2012 creation "Human Series - Citizen" reflecting the bustling urban imagery.
The exhibition includes 89 artworks, featuring 128 figures with unique poses, expressions, and identities, crafted in colorless raw wood,
using chainsaw cutting and line engraving techniques to vividly depict everyday urban characters.

Ju Ming Museum

JuMing Museum is located in Jinshan District, New Taipei City, founded by internationally renowned sculptor Ju Ming, showcasing his decades of sculptural works and creative essence.The museum is famous for its outdoor sculpture park, blending vast natural landscapes with artistic sculptures, allowing visitors to stroll through the lush grounds while admiring the powerful sculptures.

JuMing Museum is not only a landmark in Taiwan's art scene
but also a place where nature, culture, and creativity converge, suitable for visitors of all ages to explore.
Whether admiring sculptures or enjoying peaceful outdoor moments, this place can enrich your journey with art and soul.

▲Ju Ming Museum Main Entrance

▲Ju Ming Museum 'Tai Chi Square' Aerial View

▲ Tai Chi Series - Single Whip Downward Posture

▲ Tai Chi Series - Tai Chi Arch

▲ Children's Art Center and Paddling Pool

▲ Human Series - Parachute

▲ Human Series - Three Forces (Navy)

｜Exchange Fish Feed? No! This is a canvas for childhood freedom!

Did you know there's a little secret surprise in the Ju Ming Museum? In a specific area, by inserting a coin of 20 dollars, you can get a set of chalks instead of fish feed! Children and adults alike are welcome to freely doodle outdoors, participating in the limited 'Color Party'.
There are no frames here, only limitless possibilities. Under the sun, freely splash your colors, creating your art corner. Whether it’s a simple doodle or a dream, everyone can find the pure joy of their childhood in this space.

Break Free! Draw Free!
Come unleash creativity and paint the colorful rhythms of life!

▲ Color Party

▲Color Party

｜Ju Ming Museum - Museum Café

Business Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, and Public Holidays 10:30 -17:00
Phone:886-2-2498-9940 Extension 2212

The Museum Café serves various coffees, Twinings tea from England, freshly baked PIZZA, handmade cookies.

▲ Museum Café

｜Ju Ming Museum - Mark's Yard

Business Hours: Wednesday to Sunday, and Public Holidays 10:30-16:45
Phone:886-2-2498-9940 Extension 2218

Created by gardening enthusiast Mark's father, it has been operating in Jinshan for 30 years, now managed by the second generation.
The restaurant's bestseller is the supreme pizza, loaded with seafood and cheese, along with fried chicken and a car-shaped children's meal. Visitors are welcome to enjoy the delicious offerings of 'Mark's Yard' amidst the museum's artistic and verdant ambiance.

▲ Mark's Yard

▲Mark's Yard

▲Mark's Yard

｜Ju Ming Museum - Green Square Tea House

Business Hours: Saturday to Sunday, and Public Holidays 11:00-16:30
Phone:886-2-2498-9940 Extension 2216

Serves classic Taiwanese teas, Twinings tea from England, Italian coffee, freshly baked PIZZA, and handmade cookies.
Enjoy a sip of happiness amidst the greenery of Tai Chi Square.

▲Green Square Tea House

｜Ju Ming Museum - Museum Area Map

▲Ju Ming Museum - Museum Area Map

| Ticket Format

1. This ticket type is valid for general admission, concession, students, and seniors aged 65 and above.
2. This is an electronic ticket (QR Code), no hard copy will be sent.
3. On weekdays, present the electronic voucher (QR Code) at the ticket counter for staff to scan and allow entry.
4. On weekends, present the electronic voucher (QR Code) at the staircase adjacent ticket checkpoint for staff to scan and allow entry.

▲Weekday verification point: ticket counter

▲Weekend verification point: staircase adjacent ticket checkpoint

| Ju Ming Museum

• Address: No. 2, Xishi Lake, Jinshan District, New Taipei City
• Phone: 886-2-24989940
• Email: service@juming.org.tw
• Opening Hours:
  • 10:00 – 17:00 (ticket sales stop at 16:00)
  • From May to October, the lawn is open for activities;
  • From November to April, it is the lawn maintenance period, please do not walk on the grass.
• Closed Days:
  • Closed on Mondays, open as usual on public holidays.

• The system does not provide the functionality to modify orders. If you need to change quantities, you must cancel and reorder.
• Once any product has been redeemed or used, refunds and cancellation fees are not accepted.

| Ju Ming Museum Visit Guidelines

1. Except for specifically marked artworks, please do not touch the artworks or their pedestals.
2. Please do not stand on the pedestals of the artworks.
3. The indoor exhibition area has grey visitor lines on the floor, please do not cross these lines.
4. In the indoor exhibition areas, the use of flash, tripods, and selfie sticks are prohibited.
5. The use of drones is strictly prohibited throughout the museum area.
6. Please refrain from noisy, jumping activities and other actions that may affect others, such as kite flying, rollerblading, or playing with balls.
7. Outdoor plants are for viewing only; please do not touch or consume them to avoid allergies or poisoning.
8. From May to October, the lawn is open for activities, but please avoid damaging the lawn or disturbing others, such as using strollers or wearing thin-heeled shoes; from November to April, the lawn is under maintenance, please do not walk on it. (The exact periods for lawn opening and maintenance are subject to onsite announcements.)
9. The entire museum prohibits open flames and cooking activities; eating and drinking are not allowed in the indoor exhibition areas.
10. Except in designated smoking areas, smoking is prohibited throughout the museum.
11. Chewing betel nuts is prohibited throughout the museum.
12. Except for special events organized by the museum for pets, please do not bring pets into the museum (guide dogs are an exception).
    A pet room is available at the service center for guests to use free of charge.
13. For the purposes of recording, education, archiving, promotion, publication, and public service, the museum continuously conducts photography and video recording throughout the premises and may use or authorize third parties to use such materials. If you disagree with your personal image being recorded and used, or have any doubts about this, please raise your concerns before entering the museum.
14. Please adhere to the museum's onsite announcements and follow the guidance of the museum staff.
15. If you have any questions about these visit guidelines, please let us know.
    The museum reserves the right to interpret, supplement, and amend these guidelines.

• This ticket type is applicable for full price/privileged tickets - including students and seniors over 65.
• No returns or refunds are accepted once any product or gift included in the package is redeemed.
• Please be sure to check the business hours of the redemption venue. If you are unable to redeem during the specified time, please redeem during other normal business hours within the validity period.
• This ticket is limited to one person per ticket and each electronic ticket can only be used once. It cannot be reused once it has been validated for entry.
• In the event of force majeure (including but not limited to typhoons, earthquakes, heavy rain, and other natural disasters), considering public safety, the organizer reserves the right to postpone or cancel the event, and will announce and contact in advance. The organizer retains the right to modify, terminate, or change the details of the event.