The altar for Bon Festival is reproduced in the way that was handed down by the Kitamura family in Hadano. And the sand pile is introduced on a panel.

• Date: Thursday, July 9 ~ Tuesday, August 18, 2026
• Time: Free to visit during the opening hours
• Fee: the Admission Fee Only
• Place: 15. the Kitamura House

In summer, the shoji (translucent paper sliding door) is replaced with sudo, a door made of fine bamboo strips allowing air to pass through, so that the room becomes airy and cool.

• Date: Thursday, June 25 ~ Tuesday, September 29, 2026
• Time: Free to visit during opening hours
• Fee: the Admission Fee Only
• Place: 0. The Hara House

Dyeing fabrics with indigo and continuing to use them — this practice has been handed down through the generations as a part of everyday life.

This exhibition will be held as a special exhibition of Traditional Indigo Dyeing Workshop. The world of indigo dyeing, normally presented at the Traditional Indigo Dyeing Workshop, will this time be introduced in the exhibition room of our museum.

We will showcase the process and beauty of indigo dyeing, and through actual dyed fabrics, we hope to convey the charm of indigo, which is created by human hands and the passage of time.

[The exhibition period has been extended.]
• Period:Tuesday, June 9 – Friday, July 31, 2026 →New Period: Tuesday, June 9 – Sunday, August 30, 2026
• Time: 9:30 – 17:00（Last admission 16:30）
• Fee: Admission Fee only
• Venue: the exhibition room in the main building