Ōshū City Cattle Museum, Agricultural museum in Ōshū, Japan.
The Ōshū City Cattle Museum is a museum in the city of Ōshū focused on the history and practice of cattle farming. Visitors find extensive exhibits about breeding methods, different breeds, and agricultural techniques presented through detailed displays and informative presentations.
The museum was founded in 1995 with support from Maesawa and became a center for documenting cattle farming in the region. The collection and work of the institution reflect the long-term importance of this livestock practice for local agriculture and the community.
The museum shows how cattle have played an important role in different cultures and remain central to work and food production today. The collection comes from Japan and other countries, helping visitors understand how people have lived with cattle for centuries.
The museum is located about seven minutes by taxi from JR Maesawa Station and is open Tuesday through Sunday. The grounds have ample parking, making it easy for visitors to arrive by car.
The museum keeps an extensive collection of international cattle breeding methods and breeds documented in both Japanese and English. This global perspective on the diversity of cattle farming makes it a valuable place for learning about sustainable agricultural practices.
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