Museum for textiles and rugs. If you're into historical clothing and garments, please do some research before attending this museum. I am really interested in fashion and clothing and was really deflated to find that this is actually a museum of mainly middle eastern and Indian textiles. And garments for horses and cows, which was kind of funny in hindsight. Great if you're interested in that, but not really my thing. About $10 AUD entry, so no big loss, but sadly the name is possibly a slightly wonky or misleading translation. Friendly staff and a well maintained facility for those interested in textiles.

CLOSED until 21/11. Discovered at the entrance they were closed with no notice I could find on Google maps or on their website. Was one of my main trip destinations whilst holidaying here too. Alas, they’re close the entire time I’m here. Very disappointed :(

Went to a lovely exhibition here about European fashion. The venue was easy to find and the staff were super warm and friendly. At 500yen entrance fee it’s amazing value for money! They even give you a discount for repeat visits! Amazing 🎀💅 There was also a free pamphlet with all of the exhibition info translated into English. Thank you so much for this service! It’s really appreciated 🥺

When we went there was the University students exhibition, which displayed the costumes from 2 of their plays for their graduation projects. Admission was free! We spent about 40 minutes there. I don't think you'll enjoy this place unless you have a specific interest in theatre, costume design, or sewing.

Extremely disappointing. Two very small rooms. Nothing interesting besides seeing the horrific Nazi kimonos and the way Japan rebranded afterwards. Random spurts of Christian Dior dresses that have nothing to do with the content? Maybe no pictures are allowed inside because they don’t want people to know how bad this museum is.