Matsunaga Memorial Hall

The Matsunaga Memorial Hall is an art museum in Itabashi housed in a former residence that displays traditional Japanese architecture with wooden panels, sliding doors, and paper screens. The exhibition and living spaces preserve these classic elements while showcasing artworks and antiques.

The building was originally the residence of Yasuzaemon Matsunaga, a major figure in Japan's electrical industry. It was converted into a memorial hall in 1980 to preserve his legacy.

The name honors Yasuzaemon Matsunaga and his importance to Japan's development. Visitors can see how the spaces reflect the tastes and lifestyle of this influential figure from his era.

The museum is located near Hakone-Itabashi station and easily accessible on foot. Visitors should plan for time to explore the different pavilions and the garden at a comfortable pace.

The property includes a small tea ceremony cottage and a viewing spot on a low hill overlooking the garden. These spots offer a different perspective on how the grounds and garden design flow together.

Location: Itabashi

Inception: October 1, 1980

Founders: Yasuzaemon Matsunaga

Official opening: October 1, 1980

Part of: 100 Best Historical Parks in Japan

Address: 〒250-0034　神奈川県小田原市板橋941番地1

Phone: +81465223635

Website: https://city.odawara.kanagawa.jp/public-i/facilities/matsunaga

GPS coordinates: 35.24903,139.14147

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:54