Sanuki Folkcraft Museum

Rich Heritage at Sanuki Folkcraft Museum

Located in Ritsurin-kōen, this museum represents the vibrant local craftsmanship of the Takamatsu region.

Founded in the early 20th century, the Sanuki Folkcraft Museum highlights the area's craft history tied to the Tokugawa dynasty, displaying various artifacts such as household goods, furniture, and roof tiles. Its architectural design complements the traditional Japanese aesthetics, situated within peaceful gardens.

Significant Discoveries

🏺 Unique Household Goods
Explore traditional items showcasing local craftsmanship.
🛋️ Historic Furniture
View furniture that dates back to the Tokugawa era.
🏯 Architectural Beauty
Experience the museum's authentic Japanese architectural style.

The museum has no admission fee, making it accessible for tourists, families, and historians interested in local folklore and craft history.