Kumaya Art Museum

The Kumaya Art Museum (熊谷美術館) is housed in a collection of charming, centuries-old storehouses, offering a nostalgic atmosphere that transports visitors to the past. The museum's unique setting enhances its impressive collection, which includes intricate ink paintings, delicate calligraphy, and beautifully crafted tea bowls. Each exhibit offers a glimpse into Japan’s artistic traditions, highlighting the craftsmanship and attention to detail that define these timeless works.

In addition to its remarkable artworks, the museum showcases a fascinating range of antiques, such as folding screens and ancient coins. One of the most notable items on display is the only piano brought into Japan during the Edo Period, adding a significant historical element to the museum’s collection. These treasures, combined with the museum’s traditional architecture, provide visitors with a rare opportunity to experience Japan's cultural and artistic heritage in an authentic and intimate setting.