Meet Arts

The National Institute of Japanese Literature (国文学研究資料館 Kokubungaku Kenkyū Shiryōkan), or NIJL, was established in May 1972. Its primary purpose is to preserve manuscripts and books relating to

1		Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum 5/5 (1)
2		THE NATIONAL ART CENTER, TOKYO 5/5 (1)
3		Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery 5/5 (1)
4	Bunshun Gallery 5/5 (1)
5	Recto Verso Gallery 5/5 (1)
6	Gallery Suki 5/5 (1)
7	Yokohama Museum of Eurasian Cultures 5/5 (1)
8		Horyuji 5/5 (1)
9		The Hakone Open-Air Museum 5/5 (1)
10		The Museum of Ceramic Art Hyogo 5/5 (1)

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Ishiyama Temple

The Museum of Art Ehime

The Tokugawa Art Museum

Nezu Museum

Guild house “Kyo-to snack reference library”

History and Folklore Museum of Fukuoka

Tsukuba Expo Center

National Institute of Japanese Literature

Umi-Mori Art Museum

Gallery Lara Tokyo

The Anthropological Museum of Nanzan University

Tagawa shi Art Museum

Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum

Contemporary Art Museum Ise

Takikawa Museum of Art & Natural History