Okayama Prefectural Museum

The Okayama Prefectural Museum displays artifacts spanning from prehistory through modern times, focusing on the development of Okayama Prefecture and its heritage.

The museum, which opened its doors in August 1971, preserves important regional artifacts including a rare red-laced yoroi armor from the 12th century.

The museum houses multiple exhibitions showcasing traditional crafts, including two significant tachi swords that represent the region's craftsmanship and martial traditions.

Located at 1-5 Korakuen, visitors can access the museum via bus or tram from Okayama Station, with operating hours extending until 6 PM during summer months.

The institution maintains a collection of National Treasures, including the only known example of red-laced yoroi armor from the 12th century in Japan.

Location: Kita-ku

Inception: July 1971

Official opening: August 1971

Address: 岡山県岡山市北区後楽園1-5 703-8257

Phone: +81862721149

Website: https://pref.okayama.jp/site/kenhaku

GPS coordinates: 34.66833,133.93389

Latest update: March 5, 2025 19:01