Ehime University Museum

The Ehime University Museum is an educational facility in Matsuyama that organizes five exhibition areas covering local history, earth sciences, biology, anthropology, and university achievements. The spaces provide an overview of the institution's scientific and cultural focus.

The museum was established as an institution meant to bring together academic research and local history, opening its doors in the early 2000s. Its creation was part of the university's effort to make its knowledge and collections accessible to the public.

The museum serves as a place where students, researchers, and local residents encounter scientific and historical exhibitions together. The collections reflect the connection between the university and the surrounding community.

The museum is located on the Johoku Campus of the university and is open to visitors on most days, with access during regular operating hours. It is advisable to check the exact opening times before visiting, as these can change seasonally.

The museum preserves a noteworthy collection of regional natural specimens and academic research materials that many visitors overlook. These holdings often reveal lesser-known aspects of the local environment and scientific history that go beyond standard exhibitions.

Location: Matsuyama

Inception: November 14, 2009

Operator: 国立大学法人愛媛大学

Address: 〒790-8577　愛媛県松山市文京町3

Opening Hours: 10:00-16:30

Website: https://ehime-u.ac.jp/about/ehime-u-museum

GPS coordinates: 33.84990,132.77147

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:00