Naegi Tōyama Historical Museum

The Naegi Tōyama Historical Museum displays artifacts, documents, and photographs illustrating the development of the Nakatsugawa region through different time periods.

The museum opened on November 3, 1990, to preserve and present the heritage of the Tōyama clan, who controlled Naegi Castle for twelve generations.

The collection contains objects from daily life that demonstrate the traditions and practices of local inhabitants across various historical periods.

The museum offers guided tours and educational programs for students, scholars, and community groups, with access to research materials in its archive center.

Located near the ruins of Naegi Castle, the museum exhibits items related to this fortress, known for its red clay walls instead of traditional white ones.

Location: Nakatsugawa

Official opening: November 3, 1990

Website: https://city.nakatsugawa.lg.jp/museum/t

GPS coordinates: 35.51478,137.48163

Latest update: March 7, 2025 18:35