Ise-Shima Summit Memorial Museum

The Ise-Shima Summit Memorial Museum is a museum in Agochō-Shinmei dedicated to documenting the 2016 G7 summit. It features multiple exhibition halls with photographs, artifacts, and multimedia displays that illustrate international cooperation and global governance topics.

The museum opened on May 26, 2017, shortly after the 42nd G7 summit where world leaders addressed global economic and environmental issues. The facility was established as a direct response to the significance of this international conference for the region.

The museum presents local crafts and customs of the Ise-Shima area through its displays. Visitors can observe how the region maintains its connection to pearl farming and traditional coastal ways of life.

The museum sits next to Kashikojima Station and is easily reached by public transportation. Visitor experience is supported by clear signage and exhibition layouts that help with understanding the displayed information.

The museum houses rotating exhibitions where organizations display initiatives connected to the summit's original goals of economic growth and sustainability. These spaces let visitors see current projects and developments that reflect ongoing international commitments.

Location: Agochō-Shinmei

Official opening: May 26, 2017

Website: https://city.shima.mie.jp/kakuka/seisakusuishin/sogoseisakuka/iseshimasummit/1496971267933.html

GPS coordinates: 34.30869,136.81852

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:25