Memorial Museum for Agricultural Emigrants to Manchuria

The Memorial Museum for Agricultural Emigrants to Manchuria is a history museum in Achi that documents the migration movement of Japanese farmers. Its collection includes historical documents, photographs, and tools that illustrate the daily realities these settlers faced.

The museum was established to preserve records of the migration movement between Japan and Manchuria in the early 1900s. It focuses on a pivotal period when thousands of Japanese farmers sought new opportunities across borders.

The displays feature personal belongings and photographs that reflect the everyday lives of these emigrants. Visitors can connect with individual stories and understand how families made the difficult choice to leave home and rebuild elsewhere.

The museum offers multimedia presentations and guided tours through its permanent collection. Visitors should plan enough time to carefully examine the personal documents and photographs on display.

The museum features recorded interviews and personal items that bring individual stories to life. These direct voices give visitors an immediate connection to the human experiences behind the historical migration movement.

Location: Achi

Inception: April 24, 2013

Official opening: April 24, 2013

Operator: 一般社団法人　満蒙開拓平和記念館

Website: https://manmoukinenkan.com

GPS coordinates: 35.44175,137.74892

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:02