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Kyoto Seishu Netsuke Art Museum
This is Japan’s first museum dedicated to netsuke. Netuke are small, intricately carved ornamental toggles that originated in Japan during the Edo period. They were originally used to secure small containers (inrō) to the sash (obi) of a kimono. Made from various materials such as ivory, wood, and metal, netuke often feature detailed depictions of animals, mythological figures, or everyday scenes. You can learn about their history and evolution up to the present day.
Marvel at the Intricate Beauty of Tiny Netsuke Art
The Kyoto Seimune Netsuke Museum is a museum specializing in netsuke. The museum exhibits 400 contemporary netsuke in a prestigious samurai residence, a tangible designated cultural property of Kyoto City. Visitors can also see a traditional Japanese building at the same time. Netsuke,” extremely small works of art,” fascinate people with the exquisiteness and coloring of their tiny carvings. This is a place that can also be recommended to foreign visitors.
Enjoy nature along the nearby Kamo River, with easy access to Kiyomizu-dera and Gion. On-site facilities include a gym and first-floor kids' play area.
Traditional Kyoto charm near local Machiya townhouses. Convenient for sightseeing, with rooms sleeping up to 8 guests, perfect for multi-generational family trips.
Karasuma Oike Station（Kyoto City Subway） 5-minute walk
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