There were two significant parts to his museum. The first was the natural History component which had quite a variety of land, air and water creatures preserved for your edification. I was glad to learn about the very large spiders that live in the sand dunes before I walked across the dunes. It's good to know what to look out for! There was also a selection of historical craft including pots, weaving, rice straw and more. The second exhibition space was for art, and the kogei exhibit up was an amazing display of single pieces from a wide variety of (somewhat local ) artists work in clay, lacquer, metals, and glass. 😍 I was a little sad I couldn't take pictures in that exhibit, but they did have QR codes on many of the pieces which took you to the artist bio and more examples of their work.