Nagano City Museum

The Nagano City Museum exhibits extensive collections of regional artifacts, documents, and artworks across multiple exhibition spaces within its modern building complex.

Established in 1981, the museum occupies a site of historical battles, preserving artifacts and documents that chronicle the development of Nagano Prefecture.

The museum organizes exhibitions focusing on local traditions, crafts, and artistic expressions while maintaining collections that reflect the regional identity.

Visitors can explore the museum from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with a standard admission fee of 700 yen, except on Wednesdays when it remains closed.

The building, designed by Tadanaga Miyamoto, received the AIJ Prize and stands as part of Japan's 100 Best Public Buildings selection.

Location: Nagano

Inception: September 23, 1981

Architects: Tadanaga Miyamoto

Official opening: September 23, 1981

Part of: 100 Best Public Buildings in Japan

Address: 長野県長野市小島田町1414　八幡原史跡公園内 381-2298

Website: http://city.nagano.nagano.jp/museum

GPS coordinates: 36.59156,138.18792

Latest update: March 10, 2025 05:56