A 1995 museum in rural Japan devoted entirely to photographer Shoji Ueda, with an architecture designed to frame Mount Daisen through carefully composed voids.

A contemporary art museum in the mountain town of Karuizawa, Nagano Prefecture, dedicated to exhibitions of modern and contemporary works.

A private museum in Ise, Japan, dedicated to Makonde art and material culture from East Africa, featuring sculptures, paintings, textiles, and traditional instruments.

A Japanese museum founded in 1996 with 800 artworks spanning modern Japanese painting, European masters, and East Asian ceramics.

A lakeside art museum in Japan housing masterworks by Renoir and Chagall alongside Japanese ceramics, including a National Treasure tea bowl by Honami Kōetsu.

A modern museum in Osaka’s Tennōji Park dedicated to Japanese and East Asian art, serving as a cultural center for one of Japan’s major cities.

A 1985 art museum within Tsurumaru Castle’s historic Ninomaru enclosure, featuring Japanese modernists Kuroda, Fujishima and Wada alongside Monet and Cézanne.

Contemporary art museum set across 20 hectares in Mount Kirishima’s foothills, combining open-air installations with an Art Hall. Opened in 2000 in Kagoshima Prefecture.

A 1997 art museum in Onomichi, Japan, housing European Impressionist masterworks alongside modern Japanese paintings by Kobayashi Wasaku and Umehara Ryūzaburō.

A contemporary art museum in Tokyo’s Marunouchi district, connected to Japan’s Mitsubishi industrial heritage and presenting rotating exhibitions of modern and contemporary art.