Sekigahara Warland

The museum presents life-sized concrete figures demonstrating battle formations alongside collections of samurai armor and weaponry from feudal Japan.

Established in 1964, this museum commemorates the Battle of Sekigahara from 1600, where 180,000 warriors fought for control of Japan.

The museum displays traditional samurai combat techniques through detailed dioramas and exhibits explaining the code of bushido and military strategies.

Visitors can rent bicycles for 500 yen per day to explore the battlefield sites, which include marked locations of major warlord camps.

The museum features exact replicas of battle flags and banners used by different clans during the conflict that determined Japan's political future.

Location: Sekigahara

Official opening: 1964

Website: https://warland-web.jimdosite.com

GPS coordinates: 35.36838,136.45331

Latest update: May 12, 2025 05:58