Kurashiki Museum of Folk Craft
Japan's second folk-craft museum, in converted rice warehouses that are themselves a mingei work.
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Japan's second folk-craft museum, in converted rice warehouses that are themselves a mingei work.
In an Edo rice store on the same canal as the folk-craft museum, on the tomb culture of the Kibi region.
Folk toys arranged by district, so the same subject can be watched changing shape from region to region.
One of Japan's few museums of the ancient Near East, grown from a local collector's gift.
In the greatest of Japan's five sword provinces, with working smiths, polishers and hilt-binders on site.
This domain produced a line of Dutch-studies scholars who coined the Japanese words for oxygen and cell.
In an old farmhouse, comparing beckoning cats in clay, papier-mache and porcelain from every district.
The Nariwa Museum of Art in Takahashi. It exhibits fossils found in the area.
The prefecture's forestry research institute. It researches the cultivation of hinoki cypress and the use of timber grown in the prefecture.