Fujita Museum

藤田美術館

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The Fujita Museum holds the collection of the Fujita family, including a Yohen Tenmoku tea bowl whose glaze looks like a starry night sky. Only three such bowls are known, and all are National Treasures.

The museum reopened in 2022 in a new building, where a small gallery shows a few pieces at a time on rotating themes. Its open entrance hall includes Amijima Chaya, a tea stand that serves tea and dango.

What to see and do

1Yohen Tenmoku

One of three known star-glazed tea bowls, shown at certain times.

2Tea-themed shows

2026 displays focus on tea: Hideyoshi and Rikyu, and tea in the Tokugawa era.

3Amijima Chaya

Tea and dango in the open lobby.

4Gallery talks

Talks on the current exhibition, usually at 11:00 and 13:00.

What’s on

1 Aug–31 Oct 2026Tea in the Tokugawa Era↗1 Sep–30 Nov 2026Hanashi (Stories)↗Full programme on the official site ↗

Good to know

Cashless payment is recommended.
The Yohen Tenmoku bowl is not always on view; check the exhibition page.