Towel Museum

The world’s first facility to propose towel culture.
The building area is 10,000 tsubo, and the adjoining European Garden is 10,000 tsubo.

The museum features a variety of spectacular towel art created using towels.
Cotton Road, where visitors can observe the spinning process from cotton to yarn and the towel weaving process.

The largest towel collection store in western Japan with a wide selection of towels.
There are many fun tricks.

At the Towel Workshop on the third floor, visitors can have their names embroidered on the towels they purchase.

The European Garden, which covers an area of 10,000 tsubo, is a place where visitors can enjoy nature with a variety of plants planted throughout the four seasons.
The in-house restaurant and café are also popular.
Only the gallery buildings on the 4th and 5th floors charge a fee.