Funabashi City Local Collection Museum

Funabashi City Local Collection Museum is a two-story building set in green surroundings that displays regional items, traditional craftsmanship, and historical documents. The rooms are arranged so that visitors can explore the material traces of the area's past.

The museum was founded in 1972 and immediately became an important place for preserving Funabashi's regional history. Since then it has focused on gathering and documenting materials that show how the area developed over long periods of time.

The exhibition showcases traditional crafts and everyday objects that shaped daily life in Funabashi across generations. Visitors can see how people here lived and worked by looking at the handmade items on display.

The museum is easy to reach from Yakuendai Station and is open from Tuesday through Sunday. Visitors should allow enough time to explore the exhibition rooms at their own pace.

The museum holds a notable collection of stone tools from the Paleolithic period that were found in the Funabashi region. These archaeological finds show that people lived here long before the modern city existed.

Location: Yakuendai

Official opening: June 10, 1972

Address: 千葉県船橋市薬円台4-25-19

Website: https://city.funabashi.lg.jp/shisetsu/bunka/0001/0005/0001/p011081.html

GPS coordinates: 35.71160,140.04963

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:14