With the aim of contributing to society through the protection of cultural properties and education, the museum has a collection of 15,000 currency-related materials from Japan and overseas, and approximately 1,800 ukiyo-e prints, which are open to the public. In the coin exhibition room, there are Japanese coins such as Tensho large size coins made by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Edo period clan bills and woodblocks, which are few in existence, and Chinese coins from around the 12th century B.C., which are said to be the oldest coins in the world. We systematically exhibit rare coins from Japan and other countries around the world.

Supporting the kitchens of the Tokai region for a century.
The lively Yanagibashi Central Market is conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from Nagoya Station. It is full of popular content, from professional cooking techniques and fish preservation methods to how to utilize the market. Speaking of markets, market gourmet food is a must. The restaurant, which is frequented by people involved in the market, has an attractive deep atmosphere. Some shops are open from early morning, so you can also enjoy market gourmet food.