Adjacent to the famously beautiful Shukkeien Garden, the museum houses over 5,200 works of art, including artworks related to Hiroshima Prefecture, Japanese and Asian crafts, and artworks from the 1920s and 1930s, such as Dali's “Dream of Venus.” Through four exhibitions a year, the museum introduces its collection. From the lobby and rest areas, visitors can enjoy the seasonal scenery of Shukkeien Garden, which was constructed as the feudal lord's garden of the Asano family, the rulers of Hiroshima Domain.