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The mansion of the wealthy farmer family Fujii has been restored and opened to the public as an art museum. Situated on approximately 3,000 square meters of land, it features the main house built in 1890, a Western-style building from the Taisho period with reception rooms and a study, a detached guesthouse built in the early Showa period, and warehouses. All structures, walls, and gates are designated as national registered tangible cultural properties and prefectural designated landscape-forming important structures. The buildings reflect the characteristics of each era, showcasing valuable and rare woods and the craftsmanship of skilled carpenters. Hidden rooms can also be explored. Throughout the estate, artworks and folk crafts collected by the museum director, Tatsuo Koyano, are curated and exhibited.

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The "KOBE MARITIME MUSEUM", which features a large roof with a white space structure evoking the image of sails of a sailing ship running through the vast ocean and sea waves, opened in 1987 to commemorate the 120th anniversary of the opening of the modern Port of Kobe. Then reopened in 2020 under the theme of "the journey of Kobe and its port". Here visitors can explore the structure of ships, the charm of cruise ships, port facilities, and by seeing how the port has been transforming through "exhibition of real objects", "diorama models", "videos" and "graphics", they're introduced in an easy-to understand manner to the "past", "present" and "future" of the sea, ships and ports. Adjacent to the museum is the "Kawasaki Good Times World" which opened in 2006, a corporate museum of Kawasaki Heavy Industries Group that has worked hand in hand with the port of Kobe since its opening.

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Himeji City Museum of Literature was established in April 1991 as part of the celebration of the centennial of the foundation of Himeji City to remember literary figures associated with Himeji and the rest of the Harima area, collect literary materials, encourage research and study of literature, and serve as a center of literary activities.
Located northwest of Himeji Castle, a National Treasure, the museum buildings were designed by world-renowned architect, Tadao Ando. The impressive appearance of the buildings is a pleasant addition to the historical district.
The North Wing houses the "Gallery to Trace the History of Himeji Castle" that offers visitors insights into the history of Himeyama Hill where Himeji Castle is located and stories associated with the castle, and the "Forest of Words Gallery" that introduces the appeal of writers and their works through their words, while the South Wing has the Ryotaro Shiba Memorial Room. These exhibitions do not just showcase literary materials, but they impress visitors with their unique approach to literature.
In addition, the museum offers a diverse range of information through special exhibitions, lectures and events.

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A gallery, but not a gallery. Biome allows you to feel (kanjiru) the artworks more closely and gain knowledge (manabu) about various worlds.

We want Biome to be a place where you can have the opportunity to discover a new you or to become aware of your changing self.

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The better the quality of the carpentry tool, the greater is the likelihood that it will be used until it wears away and disappears. Moreover, technological development during the post-war rapid economic growth as exemplified by the spread of machine lumbering and electrically powered tools, has resulted in a dramatic decrease in carpenters who use hand tools.
The Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum was opened in 1984 in Nakayamate, Kobe, as the only museum of carpentry tools in Japan, with the objective to collect and conserve such disappearing tools as a cultural heritage, and to pass them on to the next generation through research and exhibitions.

More than 35,000 pieces of materials have been collected so far. We have been involved not only in conserving remarkable tools from the past, but also in holding diverse events such as exhibitions, lectures, seminars, classes outside of the museum, and workshops, to convey the skills, wisdom, and spirit of the people who make masterful use of tools, as well as the resulting architecture and the culture of wood that surrounds it.

In autumn 2014, the museum embarked on a new chapter, relocating to a location near Shin-Kobe Station that has strong ties with Takenaka Corporation.

Japan is a nation of monozukuri (making things). Carpentry tools contain within them the characteristic aesthetic sensibilities and attention to detail of the Japanese people. We aim to be a place for coming into contact with tools to make new discoveries, and for providing new stimuli to the traditional way of making things.

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The Asago Art Village is an innovative art space featuring a spacious outdoor sculpture garden and an indoor art museum. The permanent collection includes works by Toshio Yodoi (1911-2005), a local artist who is recognized on a national level. The museum also plans painting competitions, special exhibitions, art camp workshops, and other educational programs.

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This museum is dedicated to the works of local artist Ryohei Koiso. Koiso left behind approximately 2,000 works of art when he died in December 1988. After his death, the family decided to donate Koiso's prints, oil paintings and sketches to the city of Kobe, along with his studio and books.

BB Plaza Museum of Art opened in July 2009 as part of the projects commemorating Shimabun Corporation's 100th anniversary in business. The museum's collection consists of works by Japanese Modern and contemporary painters, as well as paintings, prints and sculpture of French masters.
The museum stands for the idea of "art in the livelihood" and hopes that the visitors can acquaint themselves with each piece from the collection. Through such various new encounters we hope that we can help promote art in the local communities. 

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The Museum of Ceramic Art, Hyogo opened in 2005 and is located in "Tambayaki-no-Sato", a region registered as a Japan Heritage containing one of Six Ancient Kilns. It has the joint aims of promoting ceramic and porcelain culture and deepening exchange between individuals through these arts. As well as holding four special yearly exhibits to introduce ceramics and porcelain ware from Japan and around the world, the museum also collects materials and performs investigative research. It also proactively works to educate people about these two forms of art. Its efforts include cultivating individuals that will become the next generation of artists, collaborating with schools, holding ceramics workshops and classes on ceramic culture, etc. The museum also collaborates with the local area to hold events, thereby contributing to the revitalization of the Tambayaki-no-Sato area.

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