🗺️ Toyama Miller Art Museumギャルリ・ミレー（Galerie Millet）

The art museum located in the arcade street of downtown Toyama houses a collection of 53 works, featuring pieces by Barbizon school artists such as Millet, Corot, Daubigny, and Dupre, as well as works by the realist pioneer Courbet. Each exhibition is organized around a selected theme, with the artworks grouped accordingly. It is a popular spot for the public to casually enjoy world-class masterpieces while strolling through the area. Among the collection, the works of Jean-François Millet are particularly prominent, including "The Shepherdess," "The Laundress," and "The Young Girl Watching Geese," which depict the noble figures of farmers living in harmony with the land. The collection spans from Millet's early, lesser-known works to those from his later years, allowing visitors to observe the evolution of themes and styles in his art, adding an interesting dimension to the experience. Upon entering through the central passageway that extends from the arcade street, visitors will find a reception desk and a lobby, followed by the exhibition rooms. Since all the artworks are displayed on a single floor, there is no need to follow a specific viewing order; visitors can freely admire their favorite pieces or revisit them multiple times.

The art museum located in the arcade street in the center of Toyama City. Visit the museum with the intention of stopping by the café, and enjoy world-class masterpieces. The works that can be seen in the permanent exhibition are also listed on the official website.