マンスリーアーカイブ 6月, 2026

Best Museums in Kyushu and Okinawa: A Complete Guide

Kyushu National Museum (Fukuoka, Dazaifu) Opened in 2005.The 4th National Museum of Japan.Cultural exchange program, ancient and modern history exhibition.The architectural design is by Kikutake...

Best Museums in Shikoku: A Complete Guide

Otsuka Museum of Art (Tokushima) The Art Museum has a full-size reproduction of world-famous paintings and ceramic plates.There are many famous paintings in the world.Free...

Best Museums in Chugoku: A Complete Guide

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum A library of the world of the tragedy of the atomic bomb and the peace and respect of the atomic bomb.More...

Best Museums in Kansai: A Complete Guide

Kyoto National Museum The Yuio Museum opened in 1897.Meiji Architecture Main Building (Important Cultural Property) and Heisei Chishinkan.A treasure trove of Japanese art. All works・Mikona ・National treasure...

Tokai Museum Guide: Industry, Musical Instruments and Modern Art

Plan a focused Nagoya–Hamamatsu museum route with current access, admission, closures, demonstrations, accessibility and respectful viewing advice.

Matsumoto, Kanazawa and Toyama Art Museums: A Practical Guide

Compare three leading art museums in Matsumoto, Kanazawa and Toyama, including hours, ticket differences, closures, access planning and museum etiquette.

Best Museums in Kanto: A Complete Guide

Tokyo National Museum (Ueno) Japan’s oldest and largest museum.Founded in 1872.There are 89 national treasures and more than 600 important cultural properties in the Japanese...

Best Museums in Tohoku: A Complete Guide

Aomori Prefectural Museum of Art Located in Aomori City, Yoshitomo Nara's giant dog sculpture "あおもり狗" is a large dog.The collection of woodblock paintings by Shiko...

Hokkaido Museums Guide: Sapporo Art, History and Otaru Heritage

Compare Hokkaido Museum, Sapporo Art Park and Otaru Canal Museum, with verified hours, admission, access, winter advice and itinerary choices.

Historic Architecture in Shikoku: Matsuyama Castle, Kotohira-gu and More

Shikoku’s historic sites are spread across four prefectures, so plan by area rather than trying to see everything in one day. Information checked August...
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