The beauty of Korean handiwork

Opened in March 2003, this museum houses approximately 2,500 archaeological, historical, art, and ethnographic artifacts, as well as 25,000 documentary materials, donated to Yokohama City by Orientalist Namio Egami. The museum displays cultures from various parts of Eurasia, divided into sections such as "Deserts and Grasslands," "Colors and Forms," "Techniques," "Adornment," "Transmission," and "Exchange."
[Admission Fee] General: ¥200, Elementary and Junior High School Students: ¥100
*Prices may change during special exhibitions and planned exhibitions.