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京都佛立ミュージアムThe Kyoto HBS Museum is a museum located in the Nakagyo Ward of Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture. The facility offers free admission to visitors and provides an educational space for those exploring the area. It is situated near the Kitano Tenmangu-mae bus stop, making it accessible from various local train lines including JR, subway, Keihan, and Hankyu lines.
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京都御苑Kyoto Gyoen National Garden is a large central park in Kyoto framed by more than a thousand years of history and seasonal greenery. Official materials describe the Kyoto Imperial Palace area as the long-time seat of the emperor and government until the capital moved to Tokyo in the Meiji era. Visitors come for open park walks through grounds that once surrounded the palace and court residences.
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京都水族館Kyoto Aquarium sits beside Umekoji Kyoto-Nishi Station. Its largest tank, Kyoto Sea, holds about 50 species such as tilefish, rays, and sharks. Other zones include South American fur seals, spotted seals in a tube tank, a satoyama area with rice paddies, and a Kyoto River display with the Japanese giant salamander, a Special Natural Monument, along a Yura River recreation. Upper floors add Cape penguins, about 30 jellyfish species with the GURURI panorama tank, and a dolphin stadium for bottlenose dolphins overlooking the old capital.
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京都産業大学ギャラリーKyoto Sangyo University Gallery presents the university’s collections through permanent displays and temporary exhibitions. Official materials list special shows on Kyoto tourism history, celebrated literary figures such as Shunzei, Teika, and Saigyo, and Nanban themes about cultural exchange in Kyoto. The gallery also provides guidance on image use of collection materials for academic and cultural projects.
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京都伝統工芸館Located in Kyoto, the Gallery of Kyoto Traditional Arts & Crafts serves as a hub for promoting traditional crafts to a global audience through exchange exhibitions with countries such as France and Italy. The facility features permanent displays of high-quality student works and graduation projects. Additionally, students and graduates from the Kyoto Traditional Craft College perform live demonstrations of traditional craft production within the building.
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京都国際マンガミュージアムThe Kyoto International Manga Museum is a joint project between Kyoto City and Kyoto Seika University. It functions as Japan's first manga museum and library. The facility features a permanent exhibition that explores manga through various lenses such as history, society, and industry. Additionally, the walls house a collection of notable manga works from different eras.
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京都市平安京創生館Kyoto City Heiankyo Sosei-Kan Museum focuses on the history and culture of Heian-kyo. Official materials note a permanent Heian-kyo scale model expanded in a 2018 renewal, plus hands-on displays about aristocratic dress and pastimes. The museum also hosts special exhibitions on Kyoto history, including a 20th-anniversary show of the Yamada collection covering the early-modern and modern periods.
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京都市立芸術大学ギャラリーThe Kyoto City University of Arts Art Gallery is a museum introduced on its official website (gallery.kcua.ac.jp). The source page highlights exhibitions and displays. Review the official page for the latest visitor notices before you go. Concrete details on facilities and access appear on the same official page.
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京都文化博物館The Museum of Kyoto is located in Kyoto Prefecture and introduces the history and culture of the region. The facility features general exhibitions, special exhibitions, and a film theater for movie screenings. It also includes an annex building which is designated as an Important Cultural Property.
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京都清宗根付館The Kyoto Seishū Netsuke Art Museum is a specialized museum dedicated to netsuke in Kyoto. Located within the former Kinsen House, a designated tangible cultural property, the building combines characteristics of samurai residences and merchant houses. The museum displays 400 pieces of contemporary netsuke. This site allows visitors to view Japanese craftsmanship in a location historically associated with the development of netsuke culture during the Edo period.
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京都絞り工芸館The Kyoto Shibori Museum is the only museum in Japan specializing in shibori. Opened in 2001, the facility showcases traditional techniques and works produced at this location since 1940. Visitors can view various masterpieces and tools used in the shibori process through rotating special exhibitions.
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京都教育大学教育資料館The Museum of Education, Kyoto University of Education, is located in the Kyoto Prefecture. Also known as Manabinomori Museum, this facility is listed as an affiliated center and institution of the university. It serves as a specialized educational museum providing resources related to education. The site is part of the university's infrastructure and is included among its various affiliated facilities and centers for academic and educational purposes.
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京都府立堂本印象美術館Located in Kyoto Prefecture, the Kyoto Prefectural Insho-Domoto Museum of Fine Arts is a dedicated art museum. The facility celebrates its 60th anniversary and hosts various exhibitions, such as the special project titled Domoto Insho, Create a Museum. Additionally, the venue serves as a space for events like the Kyoto Craft Artist Exhibition and provides a platform for gallery talks regarding the creation of museums and local artistic works.
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京都府立陶板名画の庭Located in Kyoto, the Garden of Fine Arts Kyoto is recognized as the world's first painting garden where visitors can view art outdoors. The facility was designed by architect Tadao Ando and features durable ceramic tile paintings that reproduce the beauty of famous masterpieces. This unique museum setting allows for the outdoor appreciation of high-quality artwork within a specially designed architectural space.
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チームラボバイオヴォルテックス京都teamLab Biovortex Kyoto is an exhibition by the art collective teamLab, whose immersive digital works are shown worldwide. Official materials note that teamLab pieces are held by museums including the National Gallery of Victoria, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, and Asia Society in New York. The Kyoto presentation continues that practice of large-scale, visitor-engaging installations centered on transforming perception through art.
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京都市市民防災センターKyoto City Disaster Prevention Center is a museum introduced on its official website (kyotobousai-c.com). The source page references 2026 and 2025. Review the official page for the latest visitor notices before you go. Concrete details on facilities, access, and current notices appear on the same official page. Visitors should rely on the official website for maps, tickets, and temporary changes.
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京都スポーツの殿堂ホールLocated in Kyoto Prefecture, the Kyoto Sports Hall of Fame is a museum situated on the first floor of the Civic Sports Center within the Seikyokogen General Sports Park. The hall displays various items associated with individuals who have been inducted into the hall of fame. It provides a dedicated space to showcase these sports-related artifacts and honors for visitors in the Ukyo Ward area.
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京都嵐山オルゴール博物館Located in Kyoto, this museum showcases European music box culture that flourished in the 19th century. The exhibits include period music boxes, automatic musical instruments, and automata. Staff members provide demonstrations and information regarding the history and mechanisms of these instruments. An adjacent shop offers a variety of music boxes for purchase.
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京都市嵯峨鳥居本町並み保存館Located in the Saga Toriimoto Traditional Buildings Preservation District in Kyoto, this preservation center is situated along a walking tour route from Arashiyama. The building itself was constructed in the early Meiji era and has been renovated to allow visitors to experience traditional architecture of the area. The facility also displays a detailed model of the Atago Kaido streetscape as it appeared in the early Showa period.
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京都国立近代美術館The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto is a museum located in the Kyoto Prefecture. The facility features a collection gallery and hosts various exhibitions, including special commemorative events such as the Japan-Italy diplomatic relations anniversary. Visitors can also access its library for book viewing and explore diverse programs through its educational outreach and public programs.
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京都工芸繊維大学美術工芸資料館The Kyoto Institute of Technology Museum and Archives is located in Kyoto Prefecture. The facility houses a collection of materials related to art and crafts. Its holdings include items such as glass slides from the early years of the Kyoto Higher School of Art and Crafts, as well as design collections featuring posters from various countries.
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京都市美術館The Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art, also known as the Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art, is located in Kyoto. The museum features a collection room where a large number of works are introduced each season. These works include well-known paintings that feature seasonal beauty. The facility includes supporting amenities such as the Museum Cafe named ENFUSE and the museum shop titled ART RECTANGLE KYOTO.
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京都府立京都学・歴彩館Located in Kyoto Kitayama, the Kyoto Institute, Library and Archives is a comprehensive learning facility dedicated to the research and promotion of Kyoto's culture and history. The facility serves as a hub for exchange and study, featuring the Kyoto-gaku Lounge and Research Room for academic interaction. It also houses a comprehensive reading room where visitors can consult books, magazines, old documents, administrative records, and photographs related to Kyoto.
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京都府立植物園Opened in 1924, the Kyoto Botanical Garden is the oldest public botanical garden in Japan. The grounds feature approximately 500 cherry trees that bloom in spring and various trees such as maple, hou, and ginkgo that display autumn colors. The facility focuses on biodiversity conservation and houses a wide variety of plant species.
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京都府立総合資料館The Kyoto Prefectural Library and Archives is a museum located in the Kyoto Prefecture. The facility underwent a transition where its materials and books were moved to a new location, which opened as the Kyoto Gaku Rekisaikan on April 28, 2017. The institution provides various resources including reference materials, historical document decoding lectures, and an introductory class for ancient documents.
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京都精華大学ギャラリーTerra-SLocated in Kyoto, the Kyoto Seika University Gallery Terra-S is a museum space that hosts various exhibitions. The gallery features rotating displays including works from the university collection and collaborative projects with other institutions. It also presents art from different departments within the university and showcases specific artist collections.
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京都芸術大学芸術館Located in Kyoto, the Kyoto University of Art and Design Gallery houses several distinct collections. These include a local doll collection featuring 579 items, a woodblock print collection containing 923 Meiji-period ukiyo-e prints, and a Jomon pottery collection consisting of 257 pieces. Additionally, the gallery holds a Silk Road collection featuring 90 pieces of historical crafts acquired along the trade route.
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京都国立博物館The Kyoto National Museum (Kyohaku) presents collection galleries and special exhibitions of cultural properties in Kyoto. Official materials introduce museum overview information, building history, research staff, and visitor guidance, along with current opening hours and featured displays such as the Collection Gallery. The museum also publishes educational content for home learning and notes on special exhibitions throughout the year.
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京都霊山護国神社Located in Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto Ryōzen-Gokoku Shrine is a Shinto shrine that honors the ideals of pioneers who died young while building the foundations of modern Japan. The grounds include areas such as Sakamoto Ryoma and Showa no Mori. The site remains open year-round for worship, with specific admission fees required for visiting the Ryōzan tombs. The shrine also hosts traditional events like the Mitama Festival and memorial services.
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京都市洛西竹林公園Located in Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto Bamboo Park features a variety of facilities including a bamboo museum and an ecological garden for research. The grounds include a demonstration garden showcasing various types of bamboo and grass, as well as historical sites from Kyoto. A tea house named Chikufuken is also located on the premises. The park offers a dedicated area for children and includes a shop selling bamboo products.
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京都府立丹後郷土資料館The Kyoto Prefectural Tango Regional Museum is located in the Kyoto Prefecture. The facility is currently closed for renovations from July 2024 until expected completion in autumn 2027. During this period, administrative offices have been relocated to a different location within the Miyazu City complex.
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東京都美術館The Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum is located in Tokyo and opened in 1926 as Japan's first public art museum. It was established through a donation from businessman Keitaro Sato, who is known as the founder of the institution. The museum participates in the Museum Start program at Ueno Park, collaborating with other cultural facilities to create an environment where children and adults can learn together.
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東京都薬用植物園Located in Tokyo, the Tokyo Metropolitan Medicinal Plants Garden has been collecting and cultivating medicinal plants since 1946. The facility conducts research and testing for plant identification to support the regulation of health foods and dangerous drugs. Visitors can view a variety of medicinal plants and toxic plants from around the world that are maintained as valuable genetic resources.
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東京都復興記念館Located in Tokyo, the Great Kanto Earthquake Memorial Museum was built in 1931 as an annex to the Earthquake Memorial Hall. The museum displays items such as personal belongings, paintings, and photographs related to the damage, relief efforts, and reconstruction following the Great Kanto Earthquake. It also includes exhibits regarding the impact of air raids during World War II.
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東京都水道歴史館The Tokyo Waterworks Historical Museum is located in Tokyo and focuses on the history of water supply systems from the Edo period to the present day. The museum provides information regarding the historical development of water infrastructure in Edo and modern Tokyo. It also features a digital archive with added materials and offers various educational lectures and programs related to the history of Edo's water sources.
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東京都水の科学館The Tokyo Water Science Museum is located in the Koto City area of Tokyo. This facility provides information regarding water science and offers an aqua tour for visitors. The museum is open daily from 9:30 to 17:00, with admission free of charge. Visitors can access various materials including a downloadable brochure to learn more about the exhibits and programs provided at the site.
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東京都現代美術館The Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo opened in March 1995 to promote contemporary art and enhance the foundation of arts and culture. The museum features exhibitions covering painting, sculpture, fashion, architecture, and design. It houses a collection of approximately 6,100 works and includes an art library with around 280,000 related books for information and educational purposes.
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東京都立第五福竜丸展示館Located in Tokyo, this museum displays the actual wooden tuna fishing vessel Daigo Fukuryu Maru and related materials. The ship was damaged during a hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll in 1954. The exhibition includes information regarding the impact of nuclear testing, the condition of the crew, and the history of the vessel's conversion from a bonito boat to a tuna fishing boat.
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東京都庭園美術館The Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum is a museum located in Tokyo. The facility features both a main building and a new building to host various exhibitions and art programs. In addition to its regular exhibitions, the museum offers diverse educational content and learning programs, including guided museum tours for visitors interested in exploring different aspects of art.
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東京都写真美術館The Tokyo Photographic Art Museum is a specialized museum in Tokyo focused on photography and video. It houses a collection of over 39,000 works, including rare pieces. The facility features three exhibition rooms for themed and special exhibitions, a library for viewing domestic and international photo books, and a hall where works are screened.
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京都御所Kyoto Imperial Palace in Kamigyo Ward served as the residence of Japan’s emperors for about 500 years, from 1331 until the capital moved to Tokyo in 1869. Its buildings, wall paintings, furnishings, and gardens preserve architectural styles from different periods and convey the culture of the imperial court.
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京都鉄道博物館The Kyoto Railway Museum presents the history and technology of rail transport in Japan. Opened in 2016, it displays 54 railway vehicles ranging from steam locomotives to Shinkansen trains, together with exhibits that explain how railways operate and developed.
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