The Museum of Japanese Art & Technology houses the National Museums Japanese artefacts, consisting primarily of local legend Feliks Jasieński's fabulous 6,500-piece collection, featuring battlesuits, antiques, porcelain, incredibly beautiful watercolour paintings and comical woodprints. The modern building was created by legendary Polish film director Andrzej Wajda, a native of Kraków who saw the private collection of Feliks Jasieński exhibited during WWII. Upon winning the Kyoto city prize in 1987, Wajda donated the $340,000 grant for the construction of the museum.

Admission 15/10zł, family ticket 25zł, group ticket 60zł, Tue free. Guided tours 100zł.