Tajima Kokufu and Kokubunji Hall

The museum exhibits excavated artifacts and artworks from the early Jomon to Meiji periods within a modern building near ancient temple ruins.

The museum stands close to the remains of Tajima Kokubun-ji temple, established in 741 following Emperor Shomu's decree for provincial Buddhist temples.

The exhibition space displays regional pottery, jewelry, and traditional haniwa burial statues, representing different periods of Japanese civilization.

Visitors can access the museum from Thursday through Tuesday between 9:00 and 17:00, with admission fees ranging from 250 to 500 yen.

The museum offers hands-on activities where participants create replicas of ancient ceramics and jewelry using traditional techniques.

Location: Toyooka

Inception: 2005

Architects: Akira Kuryu

Official opening: March 26, 2005

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Operator: 豊岡市

Address: 兵庫県豊岡市日高町祢布808 669-5305

Opening Hours: Thursday-Tuesday 09:00-17:00

Phone: +810796426111

Website: https://www3.city.toyooka.lg.jp/kokubunjikan

GPS coordinates: 35.46972,134.76747

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05