KanagawaArt & CraftsHakone
Lalique Museum Hakone
An actual Orient Express carriage with Lalique's glass panels, entered rather than viewed through a case.
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Narukawa Art Museum
Four thousand works of contemporary Nihonga, and a window framing Mt Fuji across the lake by design.
KanagawaArt & CraftsHakone
Honma Yosegi Museum
Opened by a family of marquetry makers, tracing how the patterns grew more complex over generations.
KanagawaArt & CraftsManazuru
Nakagawa Kazumasa Museum
For a painter who returned to the same harbour and mountain for decades, working in oils, calligraphy and clay.
KanagawaArt & CraftsYokosuka
Yokosuka Museum of Art
A double shell of glass and steel punched with circles, so the sea is visible from almost anywhere inside.
NiigataArt & CraftsNagaoka
Niigata Prefectural Museum of Modern Art
Unusual among prefectural museums for its Western modern holdings, shared with its sister museum in Niigata city.
NiigataArt & CraftsNiigata
Bandaijima Art Museum
On the fifth floor of a tower by the river mouth, sharing one collection with the museum in Nagaoka.
NiigataArt & CraftsNiigata
Niigata City Art Museum
A late work by Kunio Maekawa, its tiled walls kept low along the edge of the park.
NiigataArt & CraftsTokamachi
Echigo-Tsumari Satoyama Museum of Contemporary Art
Hiroshi Hara's cloister of galleries around a square pool, the building working as a frame for the art.
NiigataArt & CraftsTokamachi
Matsudai Nohbutai
A raised building for looking at rice terraces; Kabakov's figures stand in the real field, overlaying poem on landscape.
NiigataArt & CraftsKashiwazaki
Kimura Tea Ceremony Museum
Visitors drink from the collection's own bowls - a museum that hands over its objects rather than glazing them in.
Joetsu
Kobayashi Kokei Memorial Museum of Art
For a Nihonga painter who reduced everything to line; his house and studio by Isoya Yoshida stand restored beside it.
ToyamaArt & CraftsToyama
Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art and Design
Art and design treated as equals, with a vast poster collection and a rooftop playground facing the Tateyama range.
ToyamaArt & CraftsToyama
Toyama Prefectural Museum of Suiboku Ga
A rare public museum devoted to ink painting alone, its low sukiya-like building shaping how the works are seen.
ToyamaArt & CraftsToyama
Toyama Glass Art Museum
Shares a building with the library; Kengo Kuma's six-storey void is lined with local timber set on the slant.
ToyamaArt & CraftsToyama
Sato Memorial Museum of Art
Inside the castle park, built around a businessman's gift of tea utensils and Asian antiquities.
ToyamaArt & CraftsTakaoka
Takaoka Art Museum
Collecting around metalwork, as befits a casting town - and working the border between craft and sculpture.
ToyamaArt & CraftsNyūzen
Shimoyama Art Forest Power Plant Museum
A 1926 hydroelectric plant turned gallery, keeping its penstocks and turbine beds; artists make work for that space.
ToyamaArt & CraftsKurobe
Selene Art Museum
Seven contemporary Nihonga painters were commissioned to paint one gorge; the results hang here permanently.
IshikawaArt & CraftsKanazawa
21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa
A circular glass building with no front or back; large free zones let people cross through as if it were a park.
IshikawaArt & CraftsKanazawa
Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art
Ninsei's pheasant incense burner is a National Treasure; the crafts the Kaga domain nurtured are all gathered here.
IshikawaArt & CraftsKanazawa
National Crafts Museum
The national crafts collection, moved from Tokyo into two relocated Meiji army buildings.
IshikawaArt & CraftsKanazawa
Nakamura Memorial Museum
A sake brewer's tea utensils, shown in his relocated house so the bowls are seen from a tea room.
IshikawaArt & CraftsKanazawa
Kanazawa Noh Museum
Masks and robes of the Kaga Hosho school, with masks visitors may wear to feel how narrow the sight becomes.