We have been holding the Meeting of Japanese Art Specialists since 2016 to provide curators of Japanese art working in Japan and abroad with opportunities to discuss challenges pertaining to their work, exchange information, and debate relevant issues. During this year’s meeting, which was the fourth, we first discussed problems and possible solutions related to foreign-language labels. We also discussed label lengths, prioritizing certain works and providing them with longer labels, the use of smartphone apps in galleries, allowing visitors to look up more information about the exhibited objects in databases and catalogues, and the importance of good translations. Next, we discussed the importance of and strategies for making foreign cultures more accessible to visitors. The discussion also included a debate about the importance of: promoting a deeper understanding of Japanese culture by presenting its multi-faceted nature, having a clear message to share with visitors, and having a long-term vision for making a museum truly international.