人間国宝 田村耕一 美術館

It's a small space, but you can visit it for free. It was a calm work with nature as the theme, and it was very good.

This is a museum built at home by individuals. When you visit, please think of it as the same as a visit to an individual's house, and follow the etiquette. The museum is closed on Mondays. Due to the snowy areas in winter, the museum is closed in winter. I heard that the end of the year is until the 25th, and next spring is scheduled for the end of March. There are steps and stairs in the building, so please refrain from those who have trouble walking. There are 4 parking lots in front of the gate. After passing the gate, more than 10 cars can be parked in the back. Go through the gate to the front exhibition hall. Take off your shoes at the entrance, put on the slippers that are prepared in the hall, and go to the reception. The admission fee was 600 yen for the general public at the time of the visit. There are no discounts for the elderly. The room temperature is set low, so you may need something to wear in the summer. Living National Treasure Koichi Tamura's ceramic works and colored paper are on display. Celadon painted with paint containing iron and copper. I was also able to see white porcelain works, which are thought to be few in number. There is a separate building on the right side in front of the exhibition hall, where the works of potters other than Mr. Tamura collected by the owner are exhibited. Since it was just opened in October 2019, there is no website yet. Since the phone was also opened in a private house, I guess it will not be released. Postscript: The homepage and telephone were opened in 2020.