古 ・鍵 考古学 ミュージアム

43 Karako-Kagi Archaeological Museum
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Free Admission:
から こ かぎ こ う こ が く
唐古・鍵 考古学ミュージアム
じょうせつてん
Permanent Exhibition 常 設 展 ：
artefacts from ruins Karako/Kagi.
Planned exhibition:
spring / autumn exhibit
The exhibition mainly shows archeological documents of Tawaramoto town,
especially artefacts from Karako Kagi, the nationally designated ruins of a
village surrounded by a moat during the Yayoi period.
90 percent of the
exhibition is composed by actual objects and handicrafts so that visitors can
experience the village life led by the people during the Yayoi period.
※Open hours are subject to sudden change, please contact the facility before visiting
Hours
Closed
9：00AM to 5：00PM (final entrance up to 4:30PM)
Monday
(if Monday falls on a Holiday, the following day will be closed)
Address
2th Floor , Tawaramoto Aogaki Lifelong Learning Center
233-1 Sakate, Tawaramoto-cho, Shiki-gun
Telephone
0744-34-7100
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http://www.karako-kagi-arch-museum.jp/
Access
20 minute walk from Tawaramoto Station of Kintetsu Kashihara
Line
44 Museum of Hanga Printing Haseji
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はんがどぞうかん は せ じ
版画土蔵館 長谷路
Free Admission:
Entrance to the Building
The visitors can observe Hanga printings in the dozo, a storehouse with thick mortar walls
which is a registered tangible cultural property. The museum shows permanently almost 40
works by the printers, Yasuki Taninaka born in Sakurai who played an active role from the
end of Taisho Era to the beginning of Showa era and also Shiko Munakata, Takashi Oono
and Keisuke Miyazaki. The dozo storehouse, main residence and 6 buildings were
registered as anational tangible cultural property on December 4th in 2000 as the name of
“Yamada Saketen /Sabou Haseji”, because of the contribution for the historical view of
Japan.
✶ Brief explanation for visitors is available.
H o u r s
10：00AM to 5：00PM
Closed
Excluding April, May and November.
Closing day is variable in other
months.
Address
857 Hase, Sakurai City
Telephone
0744-47-7047
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http://www.nara-mall.ne.jp/haseji/hanga/index.html
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10 minute walk from Hasedera Station (Kintetsu Osaka Line)
45 Nara Prefecture Complex of Man’yo Culture
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な ら けんりつ まんよう ぶんかかん
奈良県立 万葉文化館
Free Admission:
Entrance to the building
The museum shows ancient culture focusing on “Manyoushu (Japan’s oldest anthology of
poems”. It has an appearance harmonized with the view of Asuka. Various exhibitions by
include traditional Japanese paintings inspired by Man’yo poems, videos, and music to allow
visitors to fully experience the Man’yo World. The “Man’yo Garden” is one of the highlights.
H o u r s
10：00AM to 5：30PM (final entrance up to 5:00PM)
Closed
Monday (if Monday falls on a Holiday, the following weekday will
be closed) New Year period and Exhibition replacement period.
Address
10 Asuka, Asuka-mura, Takaichi-gun
Telephone
0744-54-1850
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http://www.manyo.jp/
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Access
From Kashihara-jingu Mae Station (Kintetsu Kashihara Line) catch the Asuka
Circular bus “Akakame” for Asuka Station and get off at the Manyoubunkakan
nishiguchi bus stop.
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Kashihara City Museum of Insects
か し は ら し こんちゅうかん
橿原市 昆虫館
Free Admission:
Permanent exhibition：
Greenhouse for butterflies,
Ecological exhibition specimen exhibition etc.
Special exhibition：
Please confirm the date and contents beforehand.
The museum is located in Mt. Kaguyama garden. The visitors can enjoy their
learning, through watching, hearing, touching and feeling. This museum has a
collection of insect specimens from all over the world and displays an
ecological system. The Paper Kite butterfly and Chinese Windmill fly around in
the greenhouse in which subtropical plants are planted. Talks about bugs,
insects, animals and nature as well as demonstrations showing the eating
habits of butterflies and other insect larvae in the new building are favorites
among visitors.
Hours
From the beginning of April to the end of September
9：30AM to 5：00PM (final entrance up to 4:30PM)
From the beginning of October to the end of March
9：30AM to 4：30PM (final entrance up to 4:00PM)
Closed
Address
Monday (if Monday falls on a Holiday, the following day will be
closed)
New Year Period (Dec.28th to Jan. 2nd)
Excluding the period of Golden Week and Summer Holidays
624 Minamiyama-cho, Kashihara City
Telephone
0744-24-7246
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Access
http://www.city.kashihara.nara.jp/insect/
30 minutes by bus for Konchukan from Yagi Station of Kintetsu
Osaka Line.
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Sakurai City Archaeological Center
さくらい しりつ まいぞう ぶ ん か
桜井市立 埋蔵文化センター
Free Admission:
Permanent exhibition
Special exhibition
☛Please confirm for more information.
Visitors can see the history of Sakurai City from the primitive age to the ancient period at
the permanent exhibition. Also, many objects such as artefacts from nationally popular ruins
of Makimuku, bronze bell dotaku from the ruin of Daifuku and clay images haniwas, and
possessions buried with the dead from ancient tombs are on display. Special exhibition is
held three times a year with various themes.
H o u r s
9：00AM to 4：30PM (final entrance up to 4:00PM)
Closed
Monday and Tuesday (if Monday or Tuesday falls on a Holiday, the following
day will be closed), following day of Holiday. New Year Period (Dec.28th through
Jan. 4th）
Address
58-2 Shiba, Sakurai City
Telephone
0744-42-6005
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http://www.city.sakurai.nara.jp/shisetsu/shisetsu07.html
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Access
From JR Sakurai Station or Sakurai Station (Kintetsu Osaka Line) catch the
bus for Tenri and get off at Miwamyojin Sandoguchi bus stop.
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Katsuragi City Sumo Museum “Kehaya”
かつらぎ し す も う か ん
ざ
葛城市 相撲館「けはや座
「けはや座」
Free Admission:
Entrance
The theme of the museum is “Sumo wrestling “and it has abundant documents related to
Sumo. This is an important and unique facility where the visitors can freely step in a real,
life-size sumo ring and can throw salt over the ring and do sumo-style leg stomps like a real
sumo wrestler.
You don’t have to take your shoes off to step in the ring. Unlike the actual sumo ring,
women are able to enter the sumo ring at this museum. You can sit in the Masu seat and feel
as if you were watching sumo matches. There are many documents and materials related to
sumo in this facility.
Most of these are donated by collectors. It seems to be true that this area is thought to be
related the closest to the birthplace of sumo wrestling.
H o u r s
10：00AM to 5：00PM
Closed
Tuesday and Wednesday (if Tuesday or Wednesday falls on a
Holiday, the following day will be closed)
Address
Telephone
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83-1 Taima, Katsuragi City
0745-48-4611
http://www.city.katsuragi.nara.jp/index.cfm/14.0.41.html
5 minute walk from Taimadera Station (Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line)
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Uda City Historical Museum “House of Medicine”
う だ し れ き し はくぶつかん くすり やかた
宇陀市 歴史博物館 「 薬 の 館 」
Free admission:
Permanent exhibition：
Exhibition of records about
medicine and the Hosokawa Family
(House of Medicine)
Uda City, which is located in the eastern part of Nara prefecture, was the
place for Kusurikari medicine hunting and people used to pick medicinal herbs
there to offer to the Court in Asuka Era. There are abundant historical records
all over the city. The House of Hosokawa Family, which had been wholesale
store of medicine for many generations, was rebuilt and is opened for the public.
The house is the birthplace of the late Tomokichi Fujisawa who founded
Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd. Historical documents about the firm and
Ouda-cho are exhibited in this merchant’s house style building of the end of
Edo period.
Hours
10：00AM to 4：00PM
Closed
Monday and Tuesday (if Monday or Tuesday falls on a Holiday,
the following day will be closed) From Dec.15th through Jan. 15th
Address
2003 Kami, Ouda-ku, Uda City
Telephone
0745-83-3988
Access
From Haibara Station of Kintetsu Osaka Line by bus for Ouda
and get off at
Oudakoko bus stop. 10 minute walk from Oudakoko bus stop.
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Asuka Historical Museum
あ す か しりょうかん
飛鳥資料館
Free Admission:
Permanent Exhibition
Special Exhibition
Visitors can observe in each corner of the museum the palaces, temples, ruins and ancient
tombs located in Asuka, the birthplace of the ancient country. The museum shows history
and culture of ancient Asuka through the display of the reconstructed models and artifacts
from Takamatsuzuka tumulus designated as an Important Cultural Property, statue of stone
Shumisenseki and the foundation stone for the central pillar of pagoda of AsukaderaTemple.
The visitors can observe the old garden in which the replicas of the Shumisenseki, stone
Statues, and Sakafuneishi are displayed.
H o u r s
9：00AM to 4：30PM (final entrance up to 4:00PM)
Closed
Monday (if Monday falls on a Holiday, the following day will be
closed) New Year Period (Dec.26th through till Jan. 3rd）
Excluding the period of special exhibition in spring and autumn.
Address
Telephone
601 Okuyama, Asuka-mura, Takaiti-gun
0744-54-3561
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Access
http://www.nabunken.go.jp/asuka/index.html
Route 1: From Kashiharajingu Mae Station (Kintetsu Kashihara Line) catch
the Asuka Circular Bus “Akakame” for Asukaeki bus stop and get
off at the Asukashiryoukan Mae bus stop.
Route 2: From JR Sakurai Station or Sakurai Station (Kintesu Osaka Line)
catch the bus for Ishibutai and get off at Asukashiryoukan Mae bus stop.
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Asuka Preservation Foundation Takamatsuzuka Mural Hall
ざいだんほうじん こ と あ す か ほ ぞ ん ざいだん たかまつづかへき が かん
財団法人古都飛鳥保存財団 高松 塚 壁画館
Available Exhibition:
Permanent exhibition:
exhibition of mural of Takamatsuzuka Tomb.
The mural of Takamatsuzuka Tumulus was designated as a national treasure after it was
discovered. Visitors can observe the model of the stone room and precise replica of the
mural. The paintings show influences from Chinese and Korean style of painting. Therefore,
people from foreign countries pay much attention to the paintings as an important cultural
property that could explain the mystery of Japanese ancient history.
There are paintings of men and women, as well as paintings of four Gods and a
constellation.
H o u r s
9：00AM to 5：00PM (final entrance up to 4:30PM)
Closed
New Year Period (Dec.29th through Jan. 3rd）
Address
439 Oaza Hirata, Asuka-mura, Takaiti-gun
T elephone
0744-54-3340
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http://www.asukabito.or.jp/html/promenade 02.html
15 minute walk from Asuka Station (Kintetsu Yoshino Line)
52 Historical site Ishibutai Tomb
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とくべつ し せ き い し ぶ た い こ ふ ん
特別史跡 石舞台古墳
Free Admission:
Entrance to Tomb
One of Japans largest burial tombs featuring a side entry stone room, Asuka
village’s most famous tomb. It was thought to be made during the 7th Century. It
is called “Ishibutai” (stone stage) because of the large stone room that was
made visible after the removal of the dirt covering it.
The tomb is made up of approximately 30 granite blocks of varying size, the
largest weighing around 77 tons, with all blocks said to have a combined weight
of 2,3000 tons. It is also said that there it is highly likely that this tomb belonged
to “Soga-no-umako” the ruler of the surrounding lands in the latter half of the 6th
century.
The surrounding grounds feature Sakura and plum blossoms in the spring
and red spider lilies in autumn.
H o u r s
8:30~17:00 (last admission 16:45) Open all year
Address
Shima-no-sho, Asuka mura, Takaichi gun
T elephone
0744-54-4577
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http://asukadeasobo.jp/kankou/ishibutai
Catch the “Asuka shuyuu” (Akakame) bus to “Ishibutai” bus stop
from either Kintetsu Kashihara Jinguu mae station East exit or
from Asuka station. A three minute walk from the bus stop.
53 Gojo City Municipal Cultural Museum
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し り つ ごじょう ぶ ん か はく ぶつかん
市立五條文化博 物 館
Free admission:
Entrance to the Building
The museum was opened in 1995. Designed by the architect Andou Tadaoshi, the
building is an important piece of architecture, now with any round stump shaped building be
referred to as Gokou Baum as a reference.
The museum serves as a permanent display of the city’s culture and history displaying
materials and videos of festivals and oth:er events, there is also a model railroad diorama
making it an enjoyable place to learn about the city’s culture.
H o u r s
Closed
9:00-17:00 (entry is permitted unti 16:30)
Mondays, the days following public Holidays, new years period,
When a public Holiday falls on the Monday the following Tuesday will be
closed
Address
930-2 Kitayama Cho, Gojo City
Telephone
0747-24-2011
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http://www6.ocn.ne.jp/~gojobaum/
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From JR Gojo station by bus, get off at Denen 1 choume,
from there a 20min walk
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Fujioka Family’s House
ふじおかけ じゅうたく
藤岡家住宅
Free admission:
Entrance to the Building
In Chikauchi Cho in Gojou City is found the registered cultural asset, the Fujioka family
house. From this house was born and raised the respected poet Fujioka Gyokkotsu who
was known as “the great sakura of Yamamoto”. After the current family head had the
building restored in 2008, it was opened to the public.
The Fujioka family which have served as the head of the village since the Edo period, had
their main facility built in 1832. The ten buildings take up approximately 1600 square metres
and create an atmosphere through which you can feel the Edo period through to the Meiji.
From the construction of the walls to the girders all of the home serves to show the
prosperous splendour of the Fujioka family. Particularly the spare room and Tea room. The
polished finish of the doors, frames and Japanese architecture are a beautiful example of
japans traditional design.
An excellent location to observe the facets of a village headman through shops, great pine
arches of the warehouse and other architecture that have continued all the way from the Edo
period.
H o u r s
Closed
9:00AM to 4:00PM
Monday （if Monday’s a Holiday, the following weekday will be closed）.
The following day of a Holiday in case the Holiday is on a weekday.
Address
526 Chikauchi Cho, Gojou City
Telephone
0747-22-4013
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http://www.uchinono-yakata.com/index.html
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A 20 minute walk from JR Kitauchi Station (Wakayama line)
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Kinpusen Mountain shrine Museum (Yoshino Mountain Information Centre)
よしのやま
金峯山寺聚法殿（吉野山
金峯山寺聚法殿（吉野山ビジターセンター）
ビジターセンター）
Free Admission:
Permanent Exhibition：
History, culture and
Nature in Mt.Yoshino
☞Please confirm beforehand.
The visitors can observe the nature and history in the national park Mt.
Yoshino at a glance through real items, models and photos. The building
looks like the Zao-do in Kinpusen-ji Temple which is the symbol of Mt.
Yoshino.
Open hours
closed day
Address
Telephone
Please confirm by the following telephone number.
2430 Oaza Yoshinoyama, Yoshino-cho, Yoshino-gun
0746-32-8371
Access
From Yoshino Station on Kintetsu Yoshino Line by ropeway
to Yoshino Yama Station. 15 minute walk from Yoshino Yama
Station
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Yoshino Archives
よ し の れ き し しりょうかん
吉野歴史資料館
Free Admission:
Entrance to the Building
☞Please make a reservation
to visit on weekdays.
Once Miyataki was the central place in Yoshino. Relics and remains from the Jomon
period to Nara era were discovered from the Miyataki ruins. The visitors can observe these
excavated articles and illustrations of the past Miyataki. The highlight is the model of
Yoshino palace built in Asuka era.
Also are exhibited the typical Manyo poems about Yoshino made by Emperor Jito who
had visited the palace more than 30 times.
H o u r s
9:00AM to 5：00PM(the final entrance up to 4:30PM)
☞Open on Sundays and Holiday
Closed
Manday and Tuesday (if Manday and Tuesday falls on
Holiday, the following day will be closed) Winter season from
the beginning of December to the end of February.
Address
348 Miyataki, Yoshino-cho, Yoshino-gun
T elephone
0746-32-0190
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http://www.town.yoshino.nara.jp/shiryoukan/
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From Yamatokamiichi Station (Kintetsu Yoshino Line) take the “Smile Bus B
course” bus or the “Yamabuki” bus and get off at Miyataki bus stop. A 5 minute
walk north from the bus stop.
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Totsukawa Archives of Folk customs
と つ か わ れ き し みんぞく しりょうかん
十津川歴史民俗資料館
Free Admission:
Entrance to the Building
On the 1st floor, visitors can observe the life style of the village people and
famous people from Totsukawa. The exhibition on the 2nd floor shows
Totsukawa village in each age such as the age of the southern Imperial Court
and the age of the Meiji Restoration and so on. Totsukawa village had a deep
relationship with the Imperial Family and played quite an important role in
history. Many important documents and tangible/ intangible cultural property
can be clues to the knowledge about the traditional village culture. Visitors can
also know about the emigration to Hokkaido caused by the big flood of Meiji
Era.
Hours
9：00AM to 5：00PM(the final entrance up to 4:00PM)
Closed
Tuesday and New Year Period (Dec.29th through Jan. 3rd）
Address
Telephone
225-1 Oaza Ohara, Totsukawa-mura, Yoshino-gun
0746-62-0067
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http://totsukawa.info/joho/kanko/3Historical_Museum.html
From Gojo Station of JR Wakayama Line by bus for Shingueki
bus stop and get off at Totsukawamura Yakuba bus stop.
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Road Sation Totsukawa-go, Archives “Mukashi-kan”
みち えき と つ か わ ごう
かん
道の駅十津川郷 「むかし館
「むかし館」
Free Admission:
Entrance to the Building
In the road station, visitors can relax at the free foot bath which uses water from the
natural hot spring.There is an information center and shops of Yoshino’s special products on
the 1st floor. Visitors can experience soba making on the 2nd floor and can watch videos of
the village people’s life and display of the old tools in “Mukashi-kan” on the 1st basement.
Morning market on Sunday is a favourite among the visitors because of the unique products
in Totsukawa village.
H o u r s
9:00AM to 5：00PM (the final entrance up to 4:30PM)
Open all year around.
Address
T elephone
225-1 Ohara, Totsukawa-mura, Yoshino-gun
0746-63-0003
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http://totsukawa.info/joho/kanko/9michinoeki.html
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From Gojo Station (JR Wakayama Line) take the bus for Shingu and get
off at the TotsukawamuraYakuba bus stop.
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Ecological Museum of Water and Forest
も り みず げんりゅうかん
森と 水 の 源流館
Free Admission:
Display corner
Special exhibition.
Please confirm for more information
About special exhibitions.
This facility shows abundant benefactions by forest and water in Kawakami village located
at the source of the Yoshino River. Visitors can experience four seasons’ nature activities in
the natural trees of the forest around the source of the Yoshino River, through a spectacle of
the panoramic image and the huge diorama made of real woods. Visitors can also enjoy and
learn about the relationship between forest and human beings, through the encounter with
the creatures of the Yoshino River living in a big pool and reconstruction of old houses.
H o u r s
Closed
Address
T elephone
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9:00AM to 5：00PM(the final entrance up to 4:30PM)
Wednesday (if Wednesday falls on a Holiday, the following day will be
closed) New Year Period (Dec.29th through Jan. 3rd）
590-2 Oaza Sako, Kawakami-mura, Yoshino-gun
0746-52-0888
http://www.genryuu.or.jp/
From Yamatokamiichi Station (Kintetsu Yoshino Line) catch the bus for
Suginoyu and get off at Suginoyu bus stop. 5 minute walk from Suginoyu
bus stop.