Kūtei-kan

The Kūtei-kan exhibits military artifacts, photographs, and educational materials showcasing the evolution of Japanese defense forces through multiple display sections.

Established in 1911, the museum documents the development of Japanese military operations through an extensive collection of vehicles, weaponry, and historical documents.

The museum building incorporates Colonial Revival architecture elements, featuring symmetrical facades, double-hung windows, and traditional American colonial design influences.

The museum offers guided tours for visitors during regular operating hours, with detailed information available through Camp Narashino administration office.

Located within an active military installation, the museum maintains dual roles as a public educational facility and a training resource for stationed personnel.

Location: Yakuendai

Inception: 1911

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 35.71076,140.05381

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03