Ikaho and Haruna, a place loved by Yumeji Takehisa, one of the most famous painters of Taisho Romanticism. From season to season, there are buildings with different tastes scattered in the rich nature of the forest. The "Kurofunekan," a white Western-style building, and the "Taisho Roman Hall," a storehouse-style building, display a wide variety of works by Yumeji, including representative paintings of beautiful women, bindings, illustrations, and commercial designs, among the 16,000 items in the collection. Old furnishings and lighting fixtures add beauty to the works, inviting visitors into a world of dreams. You can also listen to the sound of an antique music box in the museum. (Image: "Haruna Sanzoku" (1931))
The new building "Giyamanro" is located in an authentic Japanese garden and displays Japanese glass from the Meiji and Taisho periods. In the annex, "Children's Picture Gallery," Yumeji's simple and cute works, including illustrations for children's magazines, are introduced.

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