Asahi Choritsu Furusato Museum

The Asahi Choritsu Furusato Museum displays artifacts, photographs, and documents that record how the Asahi region grew and changed over time. The collection includes archaeological finds from local excavations that shed light on early settlements and farming methods.

Archaeological findings suggest the area's earliest inhabitants and their relationship to farming. The region later developed through different economic and social changes that the collection documents over time.

Traditional farming tools, fishing equipment, and household items show how people in Asahi lived and worked across generations. These objects reveal the skills and habits that shaped daily community life.

The museum sits near public transportation and opens Wednesday through Sunday. Visitors can take their time exploring the different sections at a comfortable pace.

The museum has a dedicated section about local natural disasters and how people dealt with their impacts. This collection traces recovery efforts and shows how such events shaped local history.

Location: Asahi

Address: 300 Yokomizu, Asahi, Shimoniikawa District, Toyama 939-0724, Japan

Opening Hours: Monday 09:30-16:30; Wednesday-Sunday 09:30-16:30

Phone: +81765820094

Website: http://town.asahi.toyama.jp/buntai/museum.html

GPS coordinates: 36.92027,137.55232

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:07