It is located in Suruga-daira (Nagaizumi-cho), at an altitude of 250m above sea level, with the sacred Mount Fuji to the north and a panoramic view of Suruga Bay to the south.
A museum housing and displaying over 2,000 works by Bernard Buffet and a literary museum exhibiting the original manuscripts and complete works of Yasushi Inoue are located in adjacent blocks.

It is located in a pine forest at the foot of Mt. Ushibushi on the Gairyudo coast in Numazu City.
This is the personal literary museum of author Kojiro Serizawa, whose most famous work is "The Fate of Humanity."

Located in a scenic spot facing the coast, in a corner of Senbonmatsubara, a place deeply associated with Wakayama Bokusui, the poet of travel and sake, this museum expresses all of Bokusui's footsteps and work through his diaries, letters, and poetry notebooks.

The museum displays all of the works of Kyotaro Nishimura, one of the most popular mystery writers of our time, as well as a collection that reveals his diverse hobbies.
In the center of the venue, a model train is in motion. Upon closer inspection, it's clear that all the trains are from the artist's works, and a murder scene has also been recreated.
This is an elegant building located along the Chitose River in Yugawara.

It faces the beautiful gardens of Mishima, which are rich in spring water. The distinctive feature of its collection is its diversity, and among them, there are many masterpieces of Japanese swords.
The museum displays a wide variety of East Asian art and craft items, including bronze artifacts, ceramics, ancient mirrors, ancient Buddhist scriptures, Japanese paintings, Noh masks, and personal ornaments.

This theme park is unique to Kamo Village, which has played a vital role in Japan's glass culture as a source of glass raw materials.
We are exhibiting numerous works by leading glass artists from around the world.

Witness the pinnacle of the techniques of Chohachi Irie, a master plasterer and trowel craftsman from Matsuzaki.
The building itself is attracting attention as a structure that blends Edo period and 21st-century design.

We are exhibiting and selling works by ceramic artists who have built kilns and are active in various locations throughout the Izu region.
This small but stylish building is located near the entrance to Joren Falls.

Yukinori Kuramae, a ceramic artist from Minamiizu town, has built a kiln called Furai Kobo in Kekurano, along what is commonly known as the Pottery Road.
The works, featuring unique color palettes, are on display and for sale at "Kazeya," a pottery shop located at the entrance to Shimogamo Onsen.