Yabuzuka-Honmachi History and Folklore Museum

The Yabuzuka-Honmachi History and Folklore Museum is a museum devoted to local heritage and traditions in the Yabuzuka area. It displays historical objects and documents related to the Ota region of Gunma Prefecture and how people lived there.

The museum was founded in 1978 to preserve the heritage of this region known for its hot springs. The springs themselves have been used for centuries, and by the 14th century, military commander Yoshisada Nitta was among those who took advantage of them.

The museum displays objects that show how the hot springs shaped everyday life and customs in this region. The connection between the thermal waters and local traditions is visible through the artifacts on view.

The museum sits within walking distance of Yabuzuka Station, making it convenient to reach. Allow time to look through the exhibits carefully and learn about the area's past.

The hot springs in this region formed in ancient times and were known long before the museum opened its doors. The waters themselves are the true heritage of the place and continue to shape the identity of the area today.

Location: Yabuzukachō

Inception: 1978

Founders: Yabuzukahon

Website: http://www15.plala.or.jp/yaburekimin

GPS coordinates: 36.36342,139.32174

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:44