Itami Jūzō Museum

The Itami Jūzō Museum is a biographical collection dedicated to the filmmaker in Matsuyama, Japan. The building is divided into thirteen exhibition areas that document his work as a director, actor, and writer.

The building opened in 2007 under the direction of architect Yoshifumi Nakamura and founder Nobuko Miyamoto. Their goal was to preserve the filmmaker's artistic legacy for future generations.

The place honors a filmmaker whose work shaped Japanese cinema, and you can see how his creative approach continues to influence the film world today. Walking through the rooms, you notice how his ideas are still relevant to visitors who come to understand his impact.

Visitors should plan for several hours to explore all the exhibition areas and view the displayed works. The building is well-marked with clear signage, making it easy to navigate through the space.

The café inside serves drinks that reflect the filmmaker's personal tastes. Visitors can also purchase exclusive traditional manjū confections with the museum's branding, making for a memorable take-home item.

Location: Matsuyama

Founders: Nobuko Miyamoto

Architects: Yoshifumi Nakamura

Official opening: May 15, 2007

Operator: ITMグループ

Address: 〒790-0932　愛媛県松山市東石井町1丁目6-10

Website: https://itami-kinenkan.jp

GPS coordinates: 33.81799,132.77812

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:52