This is a great museum in Valladolid. It is inside a church. It contains many artifacts from China, Japan and the Philippines. I arrived a little bit late so I could stay only for 50 minutes. I really enjoyed the room dedicated to the Philippines, I learned a lot about the history, art and religion of this country. Entrance is just 5€.

This is definitely the biggest collection of Oriental stuff in Spain, with 18 salas putting on display precious artifacts from China, Japan and the Philippines. I was particularly fascinated by the collection from the Philippines ... icons or religious statues made of ivory, wooden "anitos" (deities) from Northern Luzon, native bracelets, weapons, woven and brass products from Mindanao, richly adorned religious manuscripts, and so forth. It's good to know that some of the cultural materials from my country are well-preserved and taken care of even in Spain, thanks to the contact that existed between the Filipinos and the early Spanish missionaries from the 16th century onward. Valladolid in itself is a lovely city, with so much to offer. Do drop by the Museo Oriental when you visit the place. Thumbs up!