A multi-purpose cultural facility in Tokushima City, Japan, situated within Aibahama Park along the Shinmachi River and serving as a regional arts and heritage venue.

A 1979 municipal museum in Toyohashi, Japan, dedicated to local archaeology, Edo–Meiji decorative arts, and modern yōga paintings, situated in Toyohashi Park near Yoshida Castle.

A regional museum in Nagano preserving natural history, local artifacts, and military heritage including a 1943 steam locomotive and a naval gun from the battleship Mutsu.

A private museum in Tsuruoka preserving Shōnai regional culture through relocated historic buildings, National Treasures, and exceptional folk collections spanning three centuries.

A regional museum in Nobeoka dedicated to local history, culture, and folklore with emphasis on the influential Naitō clan, housing nearly 69,000 objects.

A dual-site museum in Toride and Tokyo housing thirty thousand artworks, including National Treasures spanning from Nara period scrolls to modern Japanese masters.

A 2001 museum on Yonezawa Castle’s grounds preserving 18,800 objects including National Treasures by Kanō Eitoku and records of the Uesugi samurai clan.

A 2007 museum in Harima housing significant archaeological finds from across Hyōgo Prefecture, including Important Cultural Property assemblages from ancient kofun burial mounds.

A participatory museum and shopping complex in Yokohama celebrating Takashi Yanase’s Anpanman character, one of five such themed facilities across Japan.