Seikado Bunko Museum

Overview

Seikado Bunko Museum is an art museum housing a collection of East Asian art, calligraphy, paintings, and ancient documents amassed by the late industrialist Yataro Iwasaki. It holds a treasure trove of priceless artifacts, including National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties. Experience the pinnacle of East Asian art at Seikado Bunko, where you can appreciate a wide range of works encompassing calligraphy, Buddhist art, tea ceremony implements, and ceramics. Highlights include the National Treasures, the "Tenmoku Tea Bowl with Varied Yaki-changes" and the "Joseon White Porcelain Powder-Colored Jar." Seikado Bunko offers a tranquil setting for leisurely appreciation of East Asian art. The museum also features a beautiful garden perfect for a stroll. Modeled after Tokyo's Hama-rikyu Gardens, it presents stunning seasonal scenery. Seikado Bunko is perfect for those seeking a relaxing escape from the bustle of Tokyo.