Guidance for the Museum

Whole museum consists of a museum building exhibiting uranium glasses and a glass making building where glasses are

made and visitors can experience glass making. Those buildings are connected by a corridor. Therefore, after appreciating

historical glasses, visitors can access the place where glasses are actually made. Senery of glass making can be

observed from a glass work studying space on the 2nd floor. In addition, visitors can experience glass making by themselves.

Special exhibition room

In a special exhibition room on

the second floor, small special

exhibitions are held twice a year,

for arts and crafts, in particular

by exhibiting history and arts of

glasses.

常設展示室

In the exhibition room of the Fairywood Glass Museum, there are exhibited a

uranium glass milkpitcher made in1840 which is known as the oldest uranium glass

in the world with known fabrication year. In addition there are exhibited avase made

by Ｅmile Gallé, wine glasses, necklaces, and etc. produced since the 19th Century.

The visitors can enjoy beauty of shapes as well as mysterious shine of

flourescence when glasses are illuminated with Ultra Violet light.

エミールガレ

Vase(Ｅmile Gallé)

エパーン

Ｅｐｅｒｇｎｅ

バーミーズ

Burmese glass

ネックレス

Necklace

アートショップ

The art shop sells original goods such

as glasses and accessories, made of

very unique "Fairywood glass".

Also, other glasses by artists in Japan

and other countries as well as goods

of fairy are available. Thus, the shop

has a little different features from

those of the other ordinary museum

shops.