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The Tokushima Castle Museum is a dedicated institution for the collection, preservation, and exhibition of historical materials regarding the Tokushima Clan and the Hachisuka family. Its primary mission is to deepen public understanding of the origins and culture of Tokushima City. The permanent exhibition rooms are organized into five compelling themes: the evolution of the clan administration, the lifestyle of the daimyo, the structure of the castle, the daily life of the castle town, and the legendary activities of the Awa Navy.
Built on the former site of the Tokushima Castle Omote-Goten (Main Palace), the museum plays a vital role in preserving the regional historical identity. The exhibits offer a comprehensive look at the transition of the clan's governance, the sophisticated lifestyle of the daimyo, and the maritime prowess of the Awa Navy, providing a profound connection to the past.

The exhibition area is divided into five distinct sections, each offering a unique perspective:
The museum is open from 9:30 to 17:00. We recommend visiting during the daytime to fully enjoy the detailed displays. Between mid-October and late November, the museum often hosts special exhibitions featuring curated collections from across the country, making this an excellent time to experience a broader range of historical treasures.
Visitors can engage in a deep learning experience through the permanent exhibits. The visual impact of the 'Senyamamaru' and the scale model of the castle provides a tangible connection to the past. Depending on the season, the museum also hosts educational lectures, study sessions, and special-themed exhibitions.
The museum is located within Tokushima Chuo Park. The surrounding area features the historic Old Tokushima Castle Palace Garden, a scenic spot that allows you to enjoy the historical landscape and a peaceful environment.