Nihon Kogeikan

Japanese Arts and Crafts Museum, displaying old and new traditional crafts (folk art) collected from all over Japan. Opened in Dondo Island in 1950, it was moved to the present place 10 years later. There are about 8,000 pieces from ceramics to lacquerware and dyed fabrics, and there are four different exhibitions a year.

The scenery here is unique, the scenery here is unique

It's still very interesting, you have to take it!

I like Japanese arts and crafts very much, and its packaging is very delicate, beautiful and small.

Personally, I think you will find that the preservation and promotion of Japanese and Korean cultures are much better than ours. The Japanese Arts and Crafts Museum displays many collections of folk arts and crafts from different parts of Japan. It is worth taking children to see. Some things are not fresh, but they have a strong sense of history and folklore.