Freight Railway Museum

The Freight Railway Museum in Inabe displays cargo trains, historic locomotives, and equipment used for moving goods by rail across Japan. The collection shows how freight transport developed and functioned over time.

The museum opened in 2003 and documents freight transportation from Japan's Meiji era through to modern logistics. It preserves an important chapter of the country's industrial development.

Local volunteers shape this place through their daily work and knowledge sharing. Their involvement gives the museum a lived-in feel that comes from genuine care for the subject.

You can visit the outdoor exhibition area any day to look at the freight vehicles and equipment. The site is open and free, so you can stop by whenever it suits your schedule.

The outdoor exhibition stays open year-round, separate from any indoor display hours. This means you can explore the collection on your own schedule, anytime you pass through.

Location: Inabe

Inception: September 15, 2003

Address: Daianchō Nyūgawanaka

Website: http://frm.kans.jp

GPS coordinates: 35.12344,136.51896

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:55