Inheriting the founder's belief that "Confectionery is something to be created," Toshiyasu Fujinawa, the current chairman of YOKU MOKU and director of the Museum of Fine Arts, has carefully selected a collection of more than 500 pieces of Picasso's pottery, which the YOKU MOKU Group has collected over the past 30 years, and which includes many of the world's leading ceramic works by Picasso.
A museum where visitors can enjoy a variety of exhibitions. It is an urban-type museum where visitors can enjoy unique educational programs such as "Collaboration of confectionery and art" and "Art therapy applied art session" that reflect Picasso's rich and free ideas. It's a new kind of place. The café alone, with its courtyard where you can enjoy the seasonal dogwoods, is a casual way to experience art and relax, just like spending time at a friend's house.