Tenryō Hita Museum

The Tenryō Hita Museum displays local artifacts, ancient texts, and paintings that document the daily routines of merchants during the Edo period.

Founded in 1988, this museum preserves records from the time when Hita operated under direct control of the Tokugawa shogunate as a tenryō territory.

The museum collection includes documents and materials that demonstrate the traditional merchant practices and educational systems of historical Hita society.

Located at Mamedamachi 11-7, the museum opens from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with adult admission at 320 yen and student rates at 220 yen.

The facility stands within a National Important Preservation District, surrounded by traditional buildings that maintain their original Edo period architecture.

Location: Mameda-machi

Official opening: July 2, 1988

GPS coordinates: 33.31550,130.93139

Latest update: March 27, 2025 01:59