Kure City History and Folklore Museum
From ancient Naumann elephant fossils to the history of shipbuilding and maritime transport on Kurahashi Island.
The Kure City History and Folklore Museum opened in 1983 to preserve and showcase the history and culture of Kurahashi Island, once known as "Nagato no Shima." This region has long flourished through shipbuilding and maritime transport, and the museum provides a multi-faceted look at this development.
What makes it special
About Kure City History and Folklore Museum
- Take time to admire the precious archaeological finds, such as the Naumann elephant fossils.
- Learn about the industrial development of the region through the history of shipbuilding and maritime transport.
- Experience the profound history dating back to the Manyoshu era through dedicated exhibition corners.
- Explore local life and folk arts in a calm, quiet environment.
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Tips
Payment
Cash is the primary method for admission fees.
English Support
Please check on-site for the availability of English signage or staff assistance.
Reservations
No advanced booking is required.
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking indoors.
Photography
Please follow the museum's instructions regarding the photography of exhibits.
Accessibility
Please check on-site for details regarding wheelchair access and barriers.
Etiquette
Please observe the exhibits quietly and do not touch the displays.
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