A prefectural museum in Saitama dedicated to modern art, exemplifying Japan’s regional approach to cultural patronage and preservation.

A contemporary museum in Ōita, Japan, housing Nihonga, Yōga, and Important Cultural Property materials relating to the Edo-period literati painter Tanomura Chikuden.

A contemporary art museum and community exhibition venue in Ōita Prefecture, Japan, located 15 minutes’ walk from Ōita Station.

A 1974 art museum in Chiba, Japan, showcasing paintings by local artists and European masters including Millais, Corot, and Fontanesi.

A 1982 museum in Osaka housing eleven thousand artworks, including two National Treasures and twenty-nine Important Cultural Properties donated by the Kubo textile-manufacturing family.

A major repository of modern art in Wakayama housing 13,000 works by Japanese masters and international artists including Mark Rothko, expanded from its 1963 foundation near Wakayama Castle.

A 1977 modern art museum in Sapporo holding European works by Jules Pascin and École de Paris painters alongside Japanese artists with Hokkaidō connections.

A 1991 regional art museum in Obihiro, Hokkaidō, showcasing works by eastern Japanese artists and European Barbizon school painters.

A Kyoto museum of tea ceremony utensils and decorative arts opened in 1977, featuring 1,000 works and an adjoining registered tea garden, open seasonally.

A private art museum in Okinawa housing Iri and Toshi Maruki’s monumental painting of wartime suffering, alongside works by Kollwitz, Rouault, and Kusama.