Neiraku Museum

寧楽美術館

Located in Nara, the Neiraku Museum houses a collection of over 2,300 artworks gathered by three generations of the Nakamura family. The collection includes ancient Chinese bronzeware, rubbings, and mirrors, as well as Goryeo and Joseon Dynasty ceramics, Japanese tea utensils, and old tiles. The museum building was designed by architect Kenzo Higashihata in 1969, inspired by a curved Yamato roof style. Rotating exhibitions are held regularly, including special displays of specific historical scrolls during spring and autumn.