World Money Box Museum

The World Money Box Museum exhibits over 5,000 money boxes made from wood, metal, and ceramics, representing different methods of saving across nations.

This specialized museum, which opened its doors in April 1984, documents the progression of monetary storage practices through an extensive collection of artifacts.

The exhibits demonstrate how various societies approach financial savings, with displays of traditional Japanese containers alongside international monetary storage designs.

Visitors can reach the museum through public transportation and explore the collection through organized thematic sections that showcase global saving traditions.

The institution maintains over 15,000 money boxes, making it one of the largest collections focused on currency storage containers in the world.

Location: Amagasaki

Official opening: April 1984

Website: https://amashin.co.jp/sekai

GPS coordinates: 34.71625,135.41341

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:03