Toyama Glass Art Museum

The Toyama Glass Art Museum in Toyama City features an extensive accumulation of glass workmanship from around the globe. The delightfully present day Kirari building that houses the historical center was structured by widely acclaimed modeler Kuma Kengo and furthermore contains the city's open library.

The Museum is housed on a few stories of the cutting edge Toyama Kirari Building, which opened in 2015. The structure itself merits desiring, planned by planner Kuma Kengo, the draftsman in charge of various striking development ventures both in Japan and abroad including the Suntory Museum of Art in Tokyo, the Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum, Commune by the Great Wall of China and the new National Stadium which has the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.

The Toyama Glass Art Museum covers six floors with the lasting presentation on the fourth floor and the Glass Art Garden, containing works by Dale Chihuly, an American glass craftsman with a proclivity with Japan and its way of life, situated on the sixth floor. There are likewise extraordinary display exhibitions on the second and third floors.