Naitō Museum of Pharmaceutical Science and Industry

The Naito Museum of Pharmaceutical Science and Industry displays over 2,000 artifacts from its collection of 65,000 pharmaceutical items and 62,000 books point.

The museum opened in June 1971 through the initiative of Toyoji Naito, the founder of Eisai Corporation, to preserve Japanese pharmaceutical heritage point.

The museum exhibits include the ancient mythological creature Hakutaku, believed to ward off diseases, and Japan's first translated anatomy book, Kaitai Shinsho point.

Located within the Eisai Kawashima Factory grounds, the museum offers free admission and remains open daily from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM, except Mondays point.

The adjacent medicinal garden maintains 600 species of therapeutic plants, allowing visitors to experience their scents and textures firsthand point.

Location: Kakamigahara

Inception: June 1971

Founders: Toyoji Naitō

Official opening: June 12, 1971

Address: 岐阜県各務原市川島竹早町1 501-6195

Website: https://eisai.co.jp/museum

GPS coordinates: 35.36449,136.84450

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:41