From the middle of the 17th century, Imari-yaki pottery was exported to Europe by the East India Company, and since then it has been very popular in Europe and has been treasured as a furnishing item. Along with the footprints of such exchanges between the East and the West, this museum of ceramics exhibits many works of art. The "porcelain room" where about 3,000 items are displayed in one place is a masterpiece.