Location List

The house which combines Western and Japanese styles of architecture.

Some buildings remain old.

This place has a wide variety of architectures.

Modern art museum

Back street of Samurai Residence street where Hirafuku Memorial Museum is.

Provides opportunities to enjoy looking at artworks by a permanent exhibit of the collection the museum owns, a rotating exhibit and national touring exhibit.

Designed by Azusa Kito. Located near Park Road where art and culture facilities are in the center of the city.

Japanese sake museum showing a history and how to brew sake. The building used to be a store house of unrefined sake in Edo era.

Artworks created for Iwate cho International Sculpture Symposium were displayed.

Big, small and various beckoning cats are displayed close together in an old house.

The Kagetsutei Gardens Museum of Art maintained the about 1000 tsubo Japanese garden of Nabe Sanhonten, which was a sake brewer from the Edo period, and renovated the first floor of the storehouse ...

It opened in 1976. They are preserving and exhibiting traditional manufacturing methods that are about to be lost, and precious materials of Hardware. The Old Style of Tempering Metal Basically...

View point in the mountain. Famous for Cherry blossom.

You can see a replicated Sengoku ship carrying rice 150 years ago.

Artist Yayoi Kusama was able to find relief from her visual and auditory hallucinations through her artistic expressions.

Erected in the Meiji era (1868-1912) as the Matsumoto Branch Court of Nagano District Court.　This is the only wooden court building remaining in Japan. In the outdoor exhibit area behind the cou...

In 1994, it opened in Akita Furusato village. Exhibiting excellent works of art in the late modern era, including western-style painting "Akita Ranga" which the Akita lord and vassals have drawn ac...

History museum opened in 2004

History museum opened in 2004.

The former building is now Ogi folk museum.

Has a collection of artworks by the artists associated with Bungo area, commencing with Wasaku Kobayashi.

It includes former Nagahama station building, Nagahama Railway Culture Center and Hokuriku line electrified museum.

There are a citizen gallery, lecture rooms, large exhibition halls on the 2nd floor in the museum and also outside theater accommodating approximately 300 people.

Artwork by James Turrell.