Iyoboya Kaikan
'Iyoboya' is the local Murakami dialect for salmon.Esplora questo luogo
Iyoboya Kaikan, located in Murakami City, Niigata Prefecture, is Japan's very first museum themed around salmon. The name 'Iyoboya' is a local Murakami term meaning 'the king of fish,' referring to salmon.
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Su Iyoboya Kaikan
- A rare museum in Japan where you can observe salmon through water tanks and windows.
- A place to deeply learn about local history in an environment where nature and culture of the Miomizugawa River converge.
- Rich content for all ages, including seasonal events and feeding experiences.
- Enhance your journey by enjoying local flavors at the nearby Salmon House.
Previsioni meteo
mar
04/08
33°/23°
0%
mer
05/08
34°/23°
0%
gio
06/08
35°/27°
0%
ven
07/08
31°/24°
4%
sab
08/08
30°/25°
59%
dom
09/08
29°/23°
43%
lun
10/08
28°/23°
22%
Consigli
Payment
Cash is highly recommended. Please check on-site for credit card availability.
Language
Some English signage may be available, but detailed explanations are primarily in Japanese. A translation app is recommended.
Reservations
No reservation is needed for standard visits, but specific programs may require booking.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes, especially near the water observation areas.
Photography
Please follow the facility's rules regarding photography.
Accessibility
The facility is generally accessible, but some observation areas may have steps.
Manners
Please do not touch the exhibits or the living organisms to ensure their protection.