The Okada Museum of Art opened in October 2013 in Hakone and Kowakidani. On the 5th floor, with an exhibition area of approximately 5,000 m2, which boasts the largest indoor exhibition area in Hakone, approximately 450 pieces of Japanese and oriental ceramics and paintings are on display at all times. The museum was conceived with the desire to protect the art that has been passed down in Japan, share the joy of meeting beauty, and pass it on to the next generation. The front of the museum is decorated with a modern mural painting by Kotaro Fukui, a large mural "Kaze Toki" (2013) with a height of 12 meters and a width of 30 meters of the wind god Raijin. After viewing, you can enjoy the footbath cafe with 100% free-flowing source water and a walk in the garden.