Art Museums in Japan
15 museums found
The catalogue lists 15 art museums in Japan. Within the country they sit mainly in Tokyo (3), Kanazawa (2), Nagoya (2) and Osaka (2).
1 of them is free to enter. Each entry below covers what the museum holds, how long a visit takes and what it costs.
Kyoto Shibori Museum
KyotoThe Kyoto Shibori Museum celebrates shibori, Japan's traditional tie-dye textile art, through historic pieces and hands-on dyeing workshops.
Tokyo Trick Art Museum
TokyoExperience interactive 3D artworks and visual illusions in Tokyo's Odaiba district.
Kamigata Ukiyo-e Museum
OsakaMuseum specializing in Kamigata ukiyo-e prints of kabuki actors from the Edo period.
Nagoya Touken World Sword Museum
NagoyaMuseum showcasing Japanese swords, armor, and related artifacts.
Tamesaburo Memorial Museum
NagoyaFormer residence of Furukawa Tamesaburo, showcasing traditional Japanese art and architecture.
MOA Museum of Art
AtamiMuseum in Atami showcasing East Asian art, including National Treasures.
Koji Kinutani Tenku Art Museum
OsakaMuseum dedicated to artist Koji Kinutani's works, featuring 3D visuals and interactive exhibits.
National Crafts Museum
KanazawaMuseum specializing in modern and contemporary crafts and design.
Hokusai Museum
ObuseMuseum dedicated to Katsushika Hokusai's works in Obuse, Japan.
Kumaya Art Museum
HagiPrivate museum in Hagi showcasing Kumaya family's art collection.
D.T. Suzuki Museum
KanazawaMuseum dedicated to Zen philosopher D.T. Suzuki in Kanazawa.
Art Aquarium Museum GINZA
TokyoAn immersive art space in Tokyo's Ginza district combining goldfish, light, sound, and fragrance.
Miho Museum
KōkaAn art museum in Shiga Prefecture, Japan, designed by I.M. Pei, showcasing a diverse collection of ancient and Japanese art.
Ghibli Museum, Mitaka
MitakaA museum dedicated to the works of Studio Ghibli, featuring exhibitions, short films, and interactive displays.
Tokyo National Museum
TokyoJapan's oldest and largest museum, showcasing over 120,000 artifacts from Japan and Asia.