The Mori Museum of Art This is the first outdoor art museum in Japan to be engraved as the theme of the exhibition. In a large area of the park, there are a variety of sculptures and sculptures, and there are more than 400 works by sculptors from all over the world, including works by sculptors such as Jack Medi, Miro, Henry Moore, and Sato. In addition, there is also a separate Picasso Pavilion, which houses the pottery, carvings and parts of the paintings. At the children's playground, children can play in the experience of art. There are also facilities such as a caf and a soup. The deepest impression after the visit is that art is integrated with the surrounding environment, and human beings live in harmony with nature. This attitude towards art is unfeasible in the museums of the city.