Museums & Art
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Karuizawa Picture Book Museum
A specialized museum exploring the history of Western picture books. Enjoy viewing rare original artwork and first editions amidst a beautiful 15,000㎡ forest, complete with a cafe and shop.
Nagano
Sado Gold Mine
Sado Gold Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers a rare opportunity to trace the evolution of Japanese mining through tours of Edo-period ruins and modern mine tunnels.
Niigata
Seikan Ferry Memorial Ship Hakkodamaru
A historical museum preserving an actual Seikan ferry. Experience the maritime history of Japan by exploring the bridge, engine room, and vehicle decks. You can also enjoy a unique photo experience wearing crew uniforms.
Aomori
Nakano Tei Memorial Museum
A historic museum featuring Meiji-era architecture and a grand garden with 2,000 maple trees. Discover the legacy of the Nakano family and the history of Japan's oil industry.
Niigata
Shiko Memorial Cultural Exchange Center
A beautiful red-brick National Important Cultural Property that offers a deep dive into Japanese literature and Meiji-era charm. Enjoy retro fashion experiences and historic exhibits. Please note the facility is currently closed due to earthquake safety inspections; check the website before visitin…
Ishikawa
Kasasa Museum Kurose Observatory Museum
A hilltop museum overlooking the sea. The combination of exquisite art and the stunning island views from the deck will soothe your soul.
Kagoshima
Tateyama Museum
A multifaceted museum where you can learn about the nature and spiritual history of Tateyama through permanent exhibits, immersive large-screen videos, and sensory-based experiences.
Toyama
Hyogo Prefectural Museum of History
A stunning museum inspired by modern castle architecture, located at the foot of Himeji Castle. It offers a deep dive into Hyogo's history through precious cultural assets and engaging AR experiences, making it a perfect spot for all ages.
Hyogo
Kitano Foreign Club
A historic residence featuring late Meiji-era architecture and a charming 'Old Kitchen' filled with vintage utensils. Experience the elegant atmosphere of a former foreign social club through its heavy furniture, classic fireplaces, and striking half-timbered exterior.
Hyogo
Kure City History and Folklore Museum
A precious museum where you can deeply understand the history of Kure, featuring significant finds like Naumann elephant fossils and the history of the region's shipbuilding industry.
Hiroshima
Takeda Family Residence
The Takeda Family Residence is a designated Important Cultural Property in Takaoka, Toyama. As the ancestral home of a wealthy farming family descended from the brother of Takeda Shingen, it offers a unique chance to see historic architecture and precious ancient documents up close.
Toyama
Former Kameoka Family Residence (Johara History and Culture Museum)
Experience the stunning contrast of a Meiji-era estate where Western-style exteriors meet delicate Japanese interiors. This hidden gem in Date City offers a unique journey through history and exquisite architecture.
Fukushima
Yodoko Guest House (Former Tazaemon Yamaura Residence)
Experience the Yodoko Guest House, a National Important Cultural Property designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The geometric Otani stone decorations and sophisticated spatial beauty are absolute must-sees. Enjoy a luxurious architectural experience surrounded by the natural beauty of Ashiya.
Hyogo
Yu前 Manga Museum (Ryosuke Nasu Memorial Hall)
A unique museum in Yu前 Town, Kumamoto, dedicated to the spirit of political cartoonist Ryosuke Nasu. Experience the depth of Japanese manga culture through precious archives and seasonal special exhibitions.
Kumamoto
Science Hills Komatsu: Science and Manufacturing Museum
A popular science museum in Komatsu, Ishikawa, where you can experience the wonders of science and manufacturing. With immersive 3D videos and interactive exhibits, it offers a thrilling experience for visitors of all ages.
Ishikawa
Tekijuku
Tekijuku, a school of Western studies founded by Ogata Koan, is a precious historical space where you can feel the academic fervor of the Edo period. Trace the footsteps of the intellectuals who shaped modern Japan through exhibits like their well-used dictionaries.
Osaka
Ogisu Memorial Museum
A museum dedicated to the legacy of painter Takanori Ogisu. Experience a peaceful moment of art through his diverse collection and the beautifully reconstructed atmosphere of his personal atelier.
Aichi
Sendai Mediatheque
A center for art and visual culture, offering a diverse collection of books and media in Sendai.
Miyagi
Wakayama Prefectural Museum
A museum showcasing 30,000 years of Wakayama's history. Explore precious artifacts from Koyasan and Kumano through unique tactile and digital exhibits.
Wakayama
Kurayoshi Museum
A beautiful museum blending Tottori's history and art within a traditional white-walled storehouse-style building. Enjoy diverse exhibits of art, archaeology, and folklore.
Tottori