Asaka History Museum

The Asaka History Museum occupies a former school building and presents exhibits about how the Asaka region developed over time. The collections include everyday objects, tools, documents, and items that show the lives of people who lived here in different periods.

The building received the designation as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, which protects the architecture of traditional Japanese schools. It shows what schools looked like and how they were built during the period when it was first used.

The museum displays objects from the region that show how people in Fukushima lived and worked with their hands over many generations. You can see the skills and traditions that shaped daily life in this area.

The museum is located in a quiet part of Kōriyama and is easy to reach on foot once you know where to go. It is helpful to check the exact location and opening hours in advance since the building is still part of an active school complex.

The building continues to operate as an active school complex, so visitors can see how the museum space and classroom spaces are literally connected under one roof. This mixing of past and present makes it a place where history and education happen at the same time.

Location: Kōriyama

Website: https://anrekihaku.or.jp

GPS coordinates: 37.39167,140.35061

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:43