The museum consists of a permanent exhibition centering on large-size works selected from among works that Naka has created by employing a special technique called “urazaishiki.” The exhibition is configured around a different theme for each season, and visitors may be able to view works exceeding 3 meters in size that normally cannot be seen. The museum also has an observatory from where visitors can get a magnificent view of the East China Sea, as well as look at the red-tiled roof designed by Naka that undulates three-dimensionally.