Kisarazu Hometown Museum Kin-no-Suzu

The Kisarazu Hometown Museum Kin-no-Suzu exhibits artifacts and historical items that document the development of the Kisarazu region through different time periods.

The museum, which opened its doors on October 1, 2008, preserves ancient golden bells that have been designated as Important Cultural Properties of Japan.

The collection includes traditional kazusabori well-digging tools and various artifacts that reflect the daily lives of Kisarazu residents through generations.

Visitors can access the museum by taking a 5-minute walk from Kisarazu Station's East Exit to the Ota Loop Line, followed by another 5-minute walk from Koi no Mori.

The museum building integrates with the surrounding Ōdayama Park landscape, combining cultural exhibitions with natural outdoor spaces for an enhanced educational experience.

Location: Kisarazu

Official opening: October 1, 2008

Website: https://city.kisarazu.lg.jp/shokai/rekishi/hakubutsukan/1002106.html

GPS coordinates: 35.37950,139.93817

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04