Minatoirifunecho, Toyama 930-0805 Toyama Prefecture

1-62 Hommaru, Toyama 930-0081 Toyama Prefecture

5-1 Nishicho, Toyama 930-0062 Toyama Prefecture

Shinsakuramachi, Toyama 930-0005 Toyama Prefecture

3-3-45 Jogawara, Toyama 931-8325 Toyama Prefecture

Iwase, Toyama 931-8356 Toyama Prefecture

1-220 Akiwacho JR Toyama Station, Toyama 930-0003 Toyama Prefecture

Yatsuomachi Suwamachi, Toyama 939-2343 Toyama Prefecture

Toyama Toyama Prefecture

1-1-36 Sakuramachi, Toyama 930-0003 Toyama Prefecture

108 Higashi Iwasemachi, Toyama 931-8358 Toyama Prefecture

3-20 Kibamachi, Toyama 930-0806 Toyama Prefecture

Fusecho, Toyama Toyama Prefecture

777, Gofuku, Toyama 930-0887 Toyama Prefecture

The Suiboku Museum, Toyama was opened in 1999, with a primary focus on exhibiting modern Japanese ink paintings, or “suibokuga.” The word “suiboku” in the museum’s name doesn’t just mean “ink paintings,” but evokes the fullness of Japanese aesthetics. The building was constructed in the Japanese style, a single story with a garden and a tea room, and is intended to be a serene place where visitors can experience the richness of nature. In the permanent exhibition rooms, you can see works by leading artists like Takeuchi Seihō, Yokoyama Taikan, Hishida Shunsō, as well as others with a connection to Toyama Prefecture such as Kaho Akira, Takamura Gyūjin, and Iwasaki Hajin. Exhibition rooms 1 and 2 are used for a wide range of special exhibitions focusing on Japanese arts and crafts.

Anyobo, Toyama 930-0103 Toyama Prefecture