Tokugawa Art Museum

• Visit one of Japan's best quality and diverse displays of Japanese cultural and historical art
• See and learn about the famed, hand illustrated Tale of Genki scroll from the 12th Century
• Home to 9 National Treasures, 59 registered Important Cultural Properties and 46 Important Art Objects
• Pick up your ticket at Chubu Centrair International Airport on arrival in Nagoya, visit the museum on any date

A must-visit museum in Nagoya for anyone with even the slightest interest in Japanese culture and history. Built on the site of one of the residences of the Edo Period's hugely wealthy Owari Tokugawa family, the museum houses an extensive and diverse collection of over 10,000 treasures including samurai swords, priceless scrolls, ancient tea sets, costumes, poems and maps. Many items are even designated National Treasures, Important Cultural Properties or Important Art Objects. If you're lucky, the world-famous Tale of Genji picture scrolls may be on display (or you can watch the video instead). Tie your trip in with a visit the the adjacent Tokugawa-en beautifully landscaped Japanese garden (not included with this ticket.)