The Jingkado, which was founded by Jirunosuke Iwasaki and his father and his son, is a museum that houses 6500 items of Oriental antiquities, including seven national treasures and 84 nationally designated important cultural objects. Including paintings, sculptures and bookmarks, lacquer art, tea tools, swords, and Chinese ceramics, the contents of the collection are wide-ranging, among which the Chinese and Southern Song period national treasure "Shōken Tenbu (Inaba Tenbu)" is one of the most valuable objects in the world. It is published by theme in four exhibitions a year. On the site, there is also the famous Shizukado Bunko, which was completed in 1924 (Taisho 13), and the lush garden, which retains the image of Musashino, is dressed for a walk.