Museum Guide

A complete and detailed guide to museums in and around the Nagoya area.  Click on any of the information buttons to open a full page of details such as open times, access and admission prices.

Meiji Mura Museum Nagoya - Inuyama Located on a hillside facing the beautiful Lake Irura, Meiji mura,   the beautifully landscaped open-air museum, features more than sixty buildings and other structures all dating back to Japanes Meiji era (1868 - 1912).  From magnificent structures representing western influence to beautifully traditional Japanese structures made from wood, you can experience at first hand the culturally diverse architecture. Click here for more information.......
Cultural Path Futaba Museum - Nagoya With a striking orange western-style roof, grand parlor dappled with light through stained-glass windows and  traditional Japanese-style rooms, this perfect example of East-West cultural fusion and Taisho-era romanticism has been restored to its rightful place as one of the major attractions of the Cultural Path that winds from Nagoya Castle to Tokugawaen.  A less known  ssss dddd ddd ddd ffd  kk kkk kk ll/ Click here for more information.......
Tokugawa Art Museum Opened in 1935 to exhibit family treasures that formed the inheritance of the 19th Owari Tokugawa Marquis Yoshichika.  These items which were passed down through the generations of the Tokugawa family- The Art, furnishings, armour,garments etc, used by the founder on the Edo period form the core of the collection.  Also artifacts cherished by his 9th son and founder of the Owari Tokugawa branch(Tokugawa Yoshinao) have been added to the collection. Click here for more information.......
Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology is a joint product of the 13 companies that make up the Toyota Group.  Located on the site of the former Toyota Spinning and Weaving Co., tradition runs through the walls of the museum.  Step inside and enjoy a fascinating trip back in time by learning about the worlds' textile revoluation and Toyota's origins in another.  Whatsmore, everything is in English and Japanese! Click here for more information.......
Noritake Museum and Gardens Established in the late 19th century by Ichizaemon Morimura and his brother Yutaka "Noritake" is in Japan, what Wedgewood is in England - The country's most prestigious fine china and tableware producer.  The magnificent grounds to the gardens include a welcome centre, craft centre, ceramic science museum and a Noritake gallery as well as the main museum. In addition, it is located just 5 minutes walk from JR Nagoya Station. Click here for more information