Anjo City Museum of History

The Anjo City Museum of History is a museum in Anjo that documents the region's past through multiple exhibition spaces. Each section displays artifacts, historical documents, and photographs showing how the area transformed from farmland into an industrial city.

The museum opened in 1991 and has compiled materials documenting the region's shift from agricultural land to industrial development. The collection preserves evidence of this major transformation in the area's economy and daily life.

The collection displays traditional crafts, pottery, and household objects that reveal how people worked and lived in earlier times. These items show the practical skills and knowledge that shaped daily routines in this community.

The museum offers guided tours and educational programs that can be arranged with advance notice. Visitors should allow enough time to comfortably explore the multiple exhibition sections without rushing.

The museum features interactive digital displays that place old photographs alongside current city views to show change over time. Visitors can compare specific streets and buildings from decades past with how they look today through these time-lapse animations.

Location: Anjō-chō

Inception: February 1991

Address: 愛知県安城市安城町城堀30番地

Website: http://ansyobunka.jp

GPS coordinates: 34.94577,137.09808

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:08