Otsu City Museum of History
Built around Otsu-e folk paintings and the Buddhist art of Mt Hiei, in the town that served both.
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Built around Otsu-e folk paintings and the Buddhist art of Mt Hiei, in the town that served both.
A painter who lost her dominant arm to illness and went on painting left-handed until her death at 35.
The lord's palace rebuilt in timber to hold the Ii family's red-lacquered armour and its Noh masks and robes.
The centre of research reconstructing Azuchi Castle; the ongoing argument about its form is itself the exhibition.
Floats built as stages on which children perform kabuki, covered in lacquer, metal fittings and embroidered hangings.
Where Japan's largest bronze bell was found - 134 cm tall - and where 24 were once buried together, for reasons still argued.
On the trading method of the Omi merchants, read through their ledgers and the poles they carried goods on.
An Edo farmhouse moved into its grounds, alongside the Buddhist images the surrounding villages kept.
Bamboo weirs driven into the lake bed draw geometric lines across the water - a fishing method become a landscape.
Nippon Electric Glass in Otsu. It carries out glass research and development.
Ritsumeikan University in Kusatsu. A research base for robots and science and engineering.
The prefecture's Lake Biwa environmental science research center. It researches water quality and lakes.
The prefecture's fisheries experiment station. It researches the fisheries and aquaculture of Lake Biwa.
The prefecture's forest center. It researches the watershed forests of Lake Biwa and Japanese cedar and cypress.