Rikuzentakata City Museum
Connecting the memories of the Great East Japan Earthquake and regional history to the future.
Rikuzentakata City Museum is located in Rikuzentakata City, Iwate Prefecture. Established in 1959, it was the first public registered museum in the Tohoku region.
What makes it special
About Rikuzentakata City Museum
- Learn about local history and nature simultaneously in one location.
- Deepen your understanding through moving exhibits that preserve the memories of the Great East Japan Earthquake.
- Unique experience as a 'Sea and Shell Museum' featuring marine life.
- Excellent accessibility, located just a 1-minute walk from the BRT Rikuzentakata Station.
Weather forecast
Wed
9/16
21°/18°
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Thu
9/17
24°/17°
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Fri
9/18
23°/18°
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Sat
9/19
22°/19°
78%
Sun
9/20
23°/20°
84%
Mon
9/21
23°/21°
73%
Tue
9/22
25°/15°
46%
Tips
Payment
Cash only
English Support
Please check on-site for the availability of English signage
Reservation
No advance reservation required
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothing suitable for indoor viewing
Photography
Restrictions apply to certain exhibits
Accessibility
Please check on-site for information regarding floor levels and barriers
Etiquette
Do not touch the exhibits
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