Yoshimura Akira Commemorative Museum of Modern Literature

The Yoshimura Akira Commemorative Museum of Modern Literature occupies the second floor of the Yuinomori Arakawa cultural center and displays exhibitions about the life and works of writer Akira Yoshimura. The space shows his literary output through documents, belongings, and printed materials from across his career.

The museum opened in March 2017 to preserve and present the contributions of Akira Yoshimura, who came from the Arakawa district. Its establishment reflects the local significance of the writer to modern Japanese literature.

The museum displays manuscripts and personal objects that show how Japanese literature evolved through Yoshimura's writing. Visitors can see how his works shaped the literary landscape of his era.

The museum offers free Wi-Fi and can be combined with the center's library, located three minutes from Arakawa-Nichome Station on the Toden Arakawa Line. The area is easy to reach and allows for a longer visit with multiple activities in the space.

The museum shares its neighborhood with the Nurie Museum, which focuses on the development of modern anime illustration techniques. This proximity to other artistic institutions makes the area a place where different forms of creativity meet.