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Goto no Kumo – Nizo Yamamoto Museum

🏅 Selected for the 2026 edition of “Japanese Anime Tourism 88-Spots” (Anime Tourism Association)
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An art museum showcasing the work of Nizo Yamamoto, known as an art director of animated films, located in his hometown of Goto. Inside a samurai residence built in the late Edo period and renovated for the museum, his background paintings and landscape paintings of Goto are on display. It is selected as a facility in the 88 Anime Spots.

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    Goto no Kumo – Nizo Yamamoto Museum

    📍 Goto, Nagasaki

    An art museum on Fukue's samurai residence street, where background paintings and landscapes of Goto are displayed on folding-screen-style panels.

    ⚠️ The samurai residence street is also a residential area, so stroll quietly.

Etiquette

Pilgrimage etiquette

  • ✓Follow the facility's guidance on whether and where photography is allowed inside.
  • ✓Do not touch exhibits or materials, and enjoy the museum quietly so you don't disturb other visitors.
  • ✓Check closing days and how crowded it is on the official website before you go.
Tips

Tips

  • •It's a good idea to base yourself at Fukue Port and combine your visit with a walk along the samurai residence street.
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Checked: 2026-10-14