It is the largest museum in the prefecture, where the lord paraphernalia handed down through the Maeda Family as well as fine pieces of artwork and craftwork connected to Ishikawa are collected and shown. There are seven display rooms for the permanent collection. The first display room has the incense burner in the shape of a pheasant (national treasure), and the incense burner in the shape of a female pheasant (important cultural property) by Nonomura Ninsei. The second room displays old artwork including Ko-Kutani Porcelain and tea ceremony utencils, and the Maeda Ikutoku-kai display room also has old artwork. The other four rooms display all the fields of painting, sculpture and craftwork by artists somehow connected to Ishikawa. There are three special display rooms for numerous exhibitions. The museum actively does research and study work. It researches on artists somehow connected to Ishikawa as well as regional culture. *Ishikawa Prefectural Museum Of Art QTVR (82k/174k/345k) You can watch the panoramic view of Ishikawa Prefectural Museum Of Art and Ishikawa Prefectural History Museum, with QTVR. Address: 2-1 Dewa-machi, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa-ken, Japan Telephone: +81-76-231-7580 Fax: +81-76-224-9550

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