[Image: Pojagi from the Japanese Traditional Dyeing and Weaving Promotion Foundation (Year Unknown)]

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Utilizing the Ogawa Family Residence, a nationally registered tangible cultural property, the museum was opened as the Oyama Municipal Kurumaya Museum of Art to serve as a base for local activities and a place for creativity. The museum holds about three special exhibitions a year, conducts art education and dissemination activities, conducts surveys and research, and operates a citizens' gallery. In addition, the Ogawa Family Residence (main building, earthen storehouse, front gate, and fertilizer storehouse) and garden are open to the public.

Pojagi as a Portrait