The Sword Museum in Sakae, Nagoya, houses approximately 550 swords, including National Treasures, Important Cultural Properties, and Important Art Objects, and exhibits up to 200 swords at a time, allowing visitors to view these precious artifacts. The museum has a permanent display of about 50 suits of armor and 150 ukiyo-e prints and houses a cutting-edge multimedia experience space.

On the second floor of the main building, you can get a drink at the Japanese café, Uraku, which features a menu inspired by the culinary traditions of Aichi & Nagoya and doubles as a book café, with a selection of books about Japanese swords, creating the perfect environment for enjoying a meal and leisurely reading.