The Yuki Museum of Art is a private museum in central Osaka that displays the tea utensil collection of Yuki Teiichi, the founder of a Japanese restaurant. Exhibits are organized by theme, covering tea bowls and flower containers, and a past special exhibition featured works depicting the twelve zodiac animals and dragons. The galleries are small and narrow, and a careful viewing takes between 20 minutes and one hour. Admission is high relative to the number of exhibits on display.