The Ceramic Museum at Marugame Museum of Modern Art, completed in 1983, represents an important example of contemporary museum architecture in Kagawa Prefecture. Designed by architect Kazunori Manabe, this facility was created to house and showcase the extensive ceramic collections within the Nakazu Banshoen complex. The building exemplifies the architectural considerations necessary for displaying and preserving ceramics, a medium deeply rooted in Japanese cultural heritage. Its design reflects the thoughtful integration of exhibition spaces with the surrounding landscape of Marugame, making it a significant landmark for those interested in functional museum design and ceramic arts preservation during Japan's modern architectural period.