Ebina City Onkokan

The Ebina City Onkokan building combines Western architectural elements with traditional Japanese design features across its two exhibition floors.

Originally constructed in 1918 as Ebina village town hall, the structure transformed into a local museum in October 1982 to preserve regional heritage.

The museum displays archaeological findings from Sagami Kokubunji and the Akibayama kofun tomb group, representing the region's ancient civilizations.

Located near Ebina Station, the museum welcomes visitors daily from 9:00 AM to 5:15 PM with wheelchair accessibility throughout the facility.

The second floor houses an extensive collection of folk materials that document daily life patterns and traditions of historical Ebina communities.

Location: Kokubu-Minami

Inception: October 1982

Architectural style: 郡役所様式

Operator: 海老名市

Address: 海老名市国分南一丁目6番36号 243-0405

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 09:00-17:15

Phone: +81462334028

Website: https://city.ebina.kanagawa.jp/shisei/profile/tankyusha/onko

GPS coordinates: 35.45408,139.39736

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05