Kurashiki Museum of Folkcraft

The Kurashiki Museum of Folk Crafts is worked by the open association of a similar name, and by rebuilding late Edo period rice silos komegura the establishment looks for chances to protect Kurashiki's conventional structures. It is a structure second just to Tokyo's Mingeikan Museum situated in Meguro, Komaba regarding history, and is an office for respecting the lovely engineering of the Kurashiki style, which is particularly known for their white dividers and dark rooftop tiles. The imperative customary structures safeguarding locale close by the Kurashiki River contains 3 of these storage facilities, and is an immaculately beautiful sight.

The museum collects folk crafts made by regular individuals, and the gallery's accumulation contains different people makes utilized in every day life from nations everywhere throughout the world including earthenware production, materials, woodwork, lacquerware, bamboo, glasswork, Japanese paper, metalwork, gypsum, and that's just the beginning. The gallery's gathering numbers around 15,000 things and they regularly display just 800 at some random time contingent upon the show arranging, and displays are changed 3 times each year. The historical center is especially known for its accumulation of containers and Korean pictures.