Audeum Audio Museum

The Audeum Audio Museum transcends the traditional museum format to become a profound sensory environment dedicated to the world of sound. Conceived by the acclaimed architectural practice Kengo Kuma and Associates, Audeum redefines how we perceive audio history, inviting visitors to experience sound not merely as an object, but as a full sensory journey.

More than a collection of audio devices, the museum acts as an architectural instrument itself. Its design encourages engagement with sound, light, texture, fragrance, and spatial atmosphere in a unified experience. The exterior’s shimmering aluminum surfaces create dynamic patterns of light and shadow that change with the time of day and the seasons, while warm wooden interiors crafted with innovative techniques foster acoustically attuned spaces that feel intimate and connected to nature.

The museum’s collection spans over a century of technological innovation in sound reproduction. Historical and rare audio equipment is presented within immersive architectural settings, allowing visitors to listen, reflect, and rediscover the essence of sound itself.

Celebrated internationally for its creativity and sensory richness, Audeum stands as a cultural landmark where architecture and audio heritage converge, offering visitors a fresh and profoundly human way to experience sound.