Japanese Folk Crafts Museum
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Japanese Folk Crafts Museum
Summary
Japanese Folk Crafts Museum is an art museum[1]. It draws 64 Wikipedia views per month (art_museum category, ranking #186 of 1,666).[2]
Key Facts
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum is located in Komaba[3].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum is located in Komaba 4-chōme[4].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum is located in Meguro[5].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum is located in Tokyo[6].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum is in the country of Japan[7].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's instance of is recorded as art museum[8].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's architect is recorded as Yanagi Sōetsu[9].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's founder is recorded as Yanagi Sōetsu[10].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum is associated with the Mingei movement[11].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's postal code is recorded as 153-0041[12].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's Commons category is recorded as Japanese Folk Crafts Museum[13].
- January 1, 1936 marks the founding of Japanese Folk Crafts Museum[14].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 35.66083333, 'lon': 139.67916667}[15].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's official website is recorded as https://mingeikan.or.jp/[16].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's director / manager is recorded as Naoto Fukasawa[17].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's heritage designation is recorded as Registered Tangible Cultural Property of Japan[18].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's legal form is recorded as public interest incorporated foundation[19].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's date of official opening is recorded as October 24, 1936[20].
- Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's official shop URL is recorded as https://mingeikan.stores.jp/[21].
Body
Founding
Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's founder is recorded as Yanagi Sōetsu[10]. January 1, 1936 marks the founding of it[14].
Leadership
Japanese Folk Crafts Museum's director / manager is recorded as Naoto Fukasawa[17].
Why It Matters
Japanese Folk Crafts Museum draws 64 Wikipedia views per month (art_museum category, ranking #186 of 1,666).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[22] It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[23]