永青文庫
Eisei Bunko Museum
The Eisei Bunko Museum, located in Tokyo's Bunkyo Ward, houses an extensive collection of art and historical documents from the Hosokawa family, a prominent samurai clan. The museum offers rotating exhibitions that showcase samurai heritage, feudal artifacts, and historic documents.
Attraction
Art Museum, Historical Museum, Samurai Heritage, Feudal Artifacts
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Established in 1950 by the 16th head of the Hosokawa family, Moritatsu Hosokawa, the Eisei Bunko Museum preserves and exhibits the cultural heritage amassed by the Hosokawa clan over centuries. The collection includes over 6,000 artworks and approximately 88,000 historical documents, featuring eight National Treasures and 35 Important Cultural Properties. Visitors can explore a diverse range of artifacts, from samurai armor and weaponry to classical literature and tea ceremony utensils. The museum is situated on the former estate of the Hosokawa family, adjacent to the Higo-Hosokawa Garden, providing a serene environment that reflects traditional Japanese aesthetics. Exhibitions change regularly, offering fresh insights into Japan's rich cultural history. For the latest exhibition schedules and visitor information, please refer to the official website.
Facilities & Services
Rotating exhibitions
Museum shop
Accessible facilities
Free Wi-Fi
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