Kubota Itchiku Art Museum

The works displayed in the museum are ingenious, and they have received higher evaluations overseas than in Japan, and have been awarded three stars in the Michelin Travel Guide. The museum is divided into three parts: the main hall, the new hall and the garden. The main pavilion uses more than 10 thousand-year-old trees as pillars, combined with traditional Japanese techniques and Western wooden house construction techniques, and is built into a pyramid shape. The main museum mainly displays the kimono works of the "Light Sound" series that Mr. Kubota Ichitake has carefully created throughout his life. This series of works takes the magnificent and dignified Mount Fuji as the theme, and depicts the unparalleled beauty of Mount Fuji and its underside from autumn to winter. When you visit along the corridor, you will feel like you are in the middle of it, like a dream, which brings artistic moving and shocking. In the back of the main building, there is also a small tea room "Ichizhuan" where you can taste authentic Japanese matcha while gazing at the beautiful natural scenery. The new building has a unique style and is built with Ryukyu limestone. The hall mainly displays dragonfly beads collected by Mr. Kubota Ichitake from all over the world. Behind the main building is a garden designed by Mr. Ichitake Kubota. Ryukyu limestone, Mt. Fuji lava, various plants and spring water form a unique atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy the four seasons landscape of spring cherry, summer green, autumn maple and winter snow. Walking along the garden path, you are sure to have a special experience. The Kubota Ichitake Art Museum has two major themes: "The Trinity of Man, Nature and Art" and "New Culture and New Art." One Bamboo World".