Yamanashi Prefectural Museum

Yamanashi Prefectural Museum is a museum building in Fuefuki that displays objects and exhibitions spanning natural history, culture, and regional heritage across multiple gallery spaces. The building houses collections organized by different subjects and time periods.

The museum was established in 2005, marking a turning point in how regional history was preserved and presented to the public. Its opening allowed diverse collections from across the prefecture to be gathered in one central location.

The collection focuses on local archaeological finds, artworks, and regional wine production, showcasing what Yamanashi has created and valued over time.

The museum can be reached by car from the Chuo Expressway using the Ichinomiya Misaka exit or by city bus from Isawaonsen station in Fuefuki. Visitors should plan to arrive by public transport or car since the location is somewhat removed from the city center.

The building itself won a Good Design Award for how it thoughtfully integrates modern gallery spaces with the surrounding landscape. This architectural choice makes the visit an experience that engages both your eyes and your thinking.

Location: Fuefuki

Architects: Azusa Sekkei

Official opening: October 15, 2005

Address: 山梨県笛吹市御坂町成田1501-1

Website: http://museum.pref.yamanashi.jp/mb

GPS coordinates: 35.64017,138.64853

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:40