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The Koga Masao Museum of Music in Shibuya, Tokyo is dedicated to the life and musical legacy of Koga Masao, one of Japan's most celebrated popular music composers. The museum showcases exhibits on...read more about KOGA MASAO MUSEUMU OF MUSIC
Toyama Prefecture is the home of Etchu Manyo poetry, as reflected in the 223 pieces written by Manyo poet Otomo no Yakamochi. It was also the birthplace of authors such as Yoshie Hotta, Keita...read more about KOSHINOKUNI Museum of Literature
Koyo Okada, photographer who loved Oshino Village and dedicated his life into photographs of Mt.Fuji Kunio Koike, artist who created drawing letter that touches our heart, and sharing a joyful...read more about KOYO & KUNIO ART MUSEUM
Koyo Okada, photographer who loved Oshino Village and dedicated his life into photographs of Mt.Fuji Kunio Koike, artist who created drawing letter that touches our heart, and sharing a joyful...read more about KOYO & KUNIO ART MUSEUM
Located inside the precincts of Kumamoto Castle, a special historic site designated by the Japanese government, the Kumamoto Prefectural Museum of Art (KPMA) opened in 1976 as a comprehensive...read more about KUMAMOTO PREFECTURAL MUSEUM OF ART
The Kurashiki Museum of Folk-Craft is Japan's second folk crafts museum, founded in 1948 and housed in beautifully renovated late 18th-century rice granaries in Kurashiki's historic canal district....read more about KURASHIKI MUSEUM OF FOLK-CRAFT
The Kurume City Art Museum is part of the Ishibashi Cultural Center in Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan, featuring exhibitions, collections, and cultural programming celebrating fine art. The museum presents...read more about KURUME CITY ART MUSEUM
The Kutaniyaki Art Museum is dedicated to showcasing the rich history and artistry of Kutani ceramics, featuring a wide range of exhibits that highlight traditional and contemporary works.
The KUWAYAMA ART MUSEUM showcases a diverse collection of contemporary art and aims to promote cultural exchange through various exhibitions and educational programs.
KYOTO PREFECTURAL INSHO-DOMOTO MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS was founded in 1966 by INSHO DOMOTO, a Japanese painter who was active in Kyoto from the Taisho and Showa periods. Everything from the exterior to...read more about KYOTO PREFECTURAL INSHO-DOMOTO MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
KYOTO PREFECTURAL INSHO-DOMOTO MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS was founded in 1966 by INSHO DOMOTO, a Japanese painter who was active in Kyoto from the Taisho and Showa periods. Everything from the exterior to...read more about KYOTO PREFECTURAL INSHO-DOMOTO MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
The Kyusyu Ceramic Museum is engaged in the collection, conservation and exhibition of ceramic objects which are important materials in terms of history, arts and industry. It also spreads ceramic...read more about KYUSHU CERAMIC MUSEUM
The Kyusyu Ceramic Museum is engaged in the collection, conservation and exhibition of ceramic objects which are important materials in terms of history, arts and industry. It also spreads ceramic...read more about KYUSHU CERAMIC MUSEUM
The Kyushu National Museum, established in 2005, was Japan's first new national museum in approximately a century. Located in Dazaifu, Fukuoka Prefecture — a historically significant contact point...read more about KYUSHU NATIONAL MUSEUM
Kagoshima Prefectural Museum introduce the nature of Kagoshima over about 600 km north and south, and industries making full use of nature. At the annex on the 4th floor of Hozan Hall, dinosaur...read more about Kagoshima Prefectural Museum
Kagoshima Prefectural Museum introduce the nature of Kagoshima over about 600 km north and south, and industries making full use of nature. At the annex on the 4th floor of Hozan Hall, dinosaur...read more about Kagoshima Prefectural Museum
Reimeikan, the Kagoshima Prefecutural Museum of Culture, was founded in 1968 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the Meiji Period. It was opened in 1983 and holds a vast...read more about Kagoshima Prefectural Museum of Culture REIMEIKAN