Kurashiki Archaeological Museum

Overview

The Kurashiki Archaeological Museum is located in the heart of Kurashiki's Bikan Historical Quarter, housed in a beautifully renovated Edo-era kura (rice storehouse). The Okayama area, including Kurashiki, was known as "Kibi" and boasted a rich ancient culture, resulting in numerous archaeological sites. The museum showcases precious artifacts unearthed from these sites, offering a glimpse into the roots of the regional culture. The exhibits range widely, including Jomon and Yayoi period pottery and tools, and even remnants of ancient dwellings. These artifacts provide a window into the lives and culture of ancient people. The museum also features materials related to Kurashiki's history and culture, connecting its past and present. The Kurashiki Archaeological Museum is a must-see for history buffs and anyone visiting the Bikan Historical Quarter. Experience the charm of an Edo-era kura while immersing yourself in ancient culture.