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The Taketoyo Town Hall, affectionately known as "Yumetarou Plaza," is a well-loved venue among the residents of Taketoyo Town and its neighboring areas. It serves as a creative space with the theme of "Harmony of Art and Science." In addition to hosting music, theater, and stage performances, the gallery holds an annual "Contemporary Art Appreciation Project" exhibition, which is designed for the enjoyment of both children and adults.

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The Toyohashi City Art Museum, located in a quiet and serene atmosphere surrounded by trees in a corner of Toyohashi Park (former Yoshida Castle Ruins) opened on June 1, 1979 as a fullscale cultural museum. Since it’ s opening, the museum has sponsored exhibitions featuring local art, historical data and the permanent collection as well as offering works of both domestic and international fame. In addition, the museum has published catalogues relating to the above, offered special lectures and series of lectures to the general public. The exhibition rooms located on the first floor are also used by individuals and groups to display their works.

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What makes the Toyota Automobile Museum truly unique is its systematic presentation of the evolution and culture of automobiles from around the world, regardless of manufacturers and covering everything from the world’s first gasoline-powered car to modern electric vehicles. Almost all the exhibited vehicles are maintained in roadworthy condition, positioned spaciously along a natural viewing route. Equally fascinating are some 4,000 pieces of automobile-related cultural items on display. Many of our visitors from around the world have commented that this is an excellent museum worth traveling for.

The museum offers a free audio guide app that supports four languages and provides free guided tours in English. Some staff members who speak foreign languages are also available to assist with your needs. The museum is easily accessible from the Nagoya Station and the Chubu Centrair International Airport. Photography is allowed inside the museum, unless otherwise indicated. We make sure your visit to the museum is a happy and memorable one.

The Toyota Automobile Museum is located in Aichi Prefecture, the heartland of the automobile industry in Japan. The museum opened in April 1989 in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Toyota Motor Corporation and has delighted visitors from around the world for over 30 years.

Showa Art Museum was opened in May 1978 near Yagoto, southeast of Nagoya, to preserve, study, and exhibit the calligraphy and tea ceremony utensils collected over the years by the museum's founder, Kozo Goto. The museum's collection consists of approximately 800 items, including four Important Cultural Properties, of which 80% are tea ceremony-related items.

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Furukawa Art Museum opened in November 1991 as the only art museum in Chikusa-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture. In order for them to be enjoyed by everyone, Tamesaburo Furukawa, the museum's first director, donated artworks Furukawa collected and cherished over many years. 

Furukawa (1890-1993) was a collector of arts and crafts since before World War II. In September 1987, Furukawa founded the Furukawa Foundation with the intention of introducing the public to art through the museum rather than keeping artworks in private collections. After the collection was exhibited and open to the public as a museum preparation room for two years, in March 1989, the Foundation opened the Furukawakai Foundation Salon & Gallery in Naka-ku, Nagoya. During the same year, it joined the Association of Museums of Aichi Prefecture. Opening its doors in April 1991, the Furukawa Art Museum began exhibiting at its current location in Chikusa-ku, Nagoya City. The Aichi Prefectural Board of Education approved it as a museum in October of the same year, and in August 2011, it became a public interest incorporated foundation, renaming itself the Furukawa Chisakukai Foundation.

Around 2800 items make up the collection, including paintings, oil paintings, ceramics, crafts, and manuscripts from the 15th century. In addition to conducting research on the works and artists in the collection, the museum organizes exhibitions and art lectures, publishes catalogs, and produces and screens high-definition programs.

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