Iwatsuki Ningyō Museum

The Iwatsuki Ningyō Museum displays thousands of traditional Japanese dolls across three exhibition rooms, showcasing regional craftsmanship and seasonal collections.

The museum, which opened in February 2020, preserves the heritage of Saitama Prefecture's doll-making tradition that dates back to the Meiji period.

The permanent collection includes dolls from the Nishizawa family, featuring various styles from Gosho Ningyo to ceremonial Hina dolls used in festivals.

Located at 6-1-1 Honcho, the museum operates from 9 AM to 5 PM with entry fees ranging from 100 yen for students to 300 yen for adults.

The museum's third gallery hosts rotating exhibitions throughout the year, presenting different aspects of Japanese doll culture and manufacturing techniques.

Location: Honchō

Architects: Tohata Architects & Engineers

Official opening: February 22, 2020

Website: https://ningyo-muse.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.95083,139.70000

Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:25