Uda City History and Culture Museum: Kusuri-no-Yakata
Uda City History and Culture Museum Yakunokan
A charming museum set in a traditional folk-style house, preserving the history of a late Edo-period medicine wholesaler.Explore this spot
The Uda City History and Culture Museum, known as "Kusuri-no-Yakata," is a unique historical facility created by renovating the Hosokawa residence, which once served as a thriving medicine wholesaler during the late Edo period.
What makes it special
About Uda City History and Culture Museum: Kusuri-no-Yakata
- Historical Architecture: The building itself is a rare treasure, having been renovated from a late Edo-period medicine wholesaler's residence.
- Precious Exhibits: See unique items like the Shoki Grand Signboard once displayed at the former Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Tokyo branch.
- Special Souvenirs: Visitors can receive a special "Shoki Postcard" as a commemorative gift.
- Serene Environment: A perfect place to deeply enjoy the history of Japanese medicinal culture in a quiet, peaceful setting.
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Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
32°/25°
96%
Tue
8/4
31°/24°
4%
Wed
8/5
31°/24°
29%
Thu
8/6
30°/25°
92%
Fri
8/7
33°/24°
65%
Sat
8/8
34°/23°
51%
Sun
8/9
28°/21°
60%
Tips
Payment
Cash only
Language
English support availability should be confirmed on-site
Reservation
No advance reservation required
Photography
Please follow the museum's rules regarding photography of exhibits
Belongings
Please be careful with large luggage to protect the historical building
Accessibility
As a historical building, there may be steps or uneven surfaces
Etiquette
Please treat the historical architecture and exhibits with respect