Feather Museum

The Feather Museum is a corporate museum in Seki dedicated to feather art and displays collections of handcrafted objects from around the world. The exhibitions feature traditional garments, decorative items, and educational materials explaining different feather types and their natural functions.

The museum was established in 2000 and operates in a city with deep roots in Japanese craftsmanship, particularly the making of knives and blades. This connection to Seki's heritage of fine manual skills shapes the institution's approach to celebrating traditional techniques.

The museum demonstrates how artisans incorporate feathers into decorative arts and garments through displays of finished pieces and working examples. Visitors discover how different cultures value feathers in their crafts, from simple accessories to elaborate ceremonial items.

Visitors can participate in workshops to learn traditional feather handling techniques while exploring the extensive collection on display. Guided tours are available in multiple languages and help explain the exhibits and how the pieces were made.

The museum offers an uncommon look at a craft that remains little-known worldwide, yet carries a long tradition in many cultures. The collection reveals that feather work goes far beyond simple decoration and reflects deep cultural values and artistic skill.

Location: Seki

Official opening: May 2000

Website: https://feather-museum.com

GPS coordinates: 35.48354,136.91514

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:42