Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum DOKIDOKI Hall

The Wakuza Mikata Jomon Museum DOKIDOKI Hall is a museum that introduces life in the Jomon period. Inside the museum, there is an experience corner where you can try living in a Jomon period dwelling and learn how to start a fire. Additionally, Jomon period tools, tableware, and textiles are on display, allowing you to experience the culture of the Jomon period. The content is enjoyable for both children and adults.

The area around the Wajima Three-Sided Jomon Museum DOKIDOKI-kan is filled with beautiful nature, allowing visitors to enjoy walks and observe nature. The area also boasts beautiful scenery such as the Mikata Five Lakes and Wakasa Bay, making it a popular tourist spot. Activities such as canoeing and SUP are also available. There are also many accommodations and restaurants in the area, allowing visitors to stay and relax.

At the Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum DOKIDOKI Hall, workshops to learn about the Jomon period are being held. For example, you can eat food that replicates the cuisine of the Jomon period, or take photos while wearing clothing from that era. You can also learn about the techniques and methods used to excavate Jomon period ruins. This program is enjoyable for both children and adults.

Around the Wakasa-Mikata Jomon Museum DOKIDOKI building, there are numerous delicious restaurants and souvenir shops. You can enjoy dishes made with local ingredients and souvenirs. There are also many tourist spots such as famous plum blossom viewing spots and a rice bread factory. Many people visit in search of delicious food and lovely souvenirs.

At the Wakasa Mikata Jomon Museum DOKIDOKIkan, there are days when admission is free. Check the official website and SNS for information. With regular admission at ¥560 for adults and ¥220 for elementary, junior high, and high school students, free admission days are a great deal. Additionally, children under elementary school age and those over 70 years old are always free.