Museum in Japan
 opened in Shichinohe, Aomori Prefecture, Japan, in 1994 as a part of Roadside Station Shichinohe. The collection comprises four main areas: three rooms with paintings by four artists from or otherwise associated with Shichinohe, namely (1908–1999) and fellow yōga artist (1904–1983), Nihonga artist (1876–1966), and (1892–1979), who specialised in painting horses; the Lamp Hall, with its nucleus in Takayama Uichi's collection of nineteenth-century western and Meiji lamps; the Ema Hall, with folk artefacts centred upon ema, hagoita, and other related items from nearby and that have been designated Important Tangible Folk Cultural Properties; and a Spanish Folk Ceramic Hall.
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