The Museum of Oni Interchange in Japan

At the "Japanese Oni Exchange Museum," you can learn about the history and culture of oni through a wealth of exhibits related to oni. Inside the museum, oni masks, costumes, paintings, sculptures, and more are on display, allowing you to deepen your knowledge of oni. In addition, there are many places with oni legends and oni spots around the museum, known as the holy land of oni. The museum also has a corner where you can enjoy oni cosplay and a shop that sells oni goods, making it popular with tourists. When you visit, be sure to take your time and experience Japanese oni culture by exploring the museum.

The "Japanese Demon Exchange Museum" is holding an illustration contest for "Sakata no Kintoki," a general term for demons said to have lived in Mt. Oe. The winning work will be used as the design for the "30th Anniversary Visiting Certificate." All submitted works will be displayed in the museum, making it an event that cannot be missed by those interested in demons. Why not draw your own original "Sakata no Kintoki" and submit it?

The "Japanese Oni Exchange Museum" is a tourist spot where families can enjoy even on rainy days. There are many corners in the museum where you can have fun even in the rain. In addition, there are tourist spots and Goshuin spots in Fukuchiyama City around the museum. For example, there are Daikouji Temple and Yorimitsu-ji Temple. Access to Fukuchiyama City is available on the JR Fukuchiyama Line. If you're looking for a tourist spot that you can enjoy even on rainy days, be sure to visit the "Japanese Oni Exchange Museum".

Fukuchiyama City is also known as the "Town of Sweets" and has many delicious sweets. As a castle town that flourished during the Edo period, Fukuchiyama City has a culture of gift-giving and there are many delicious sweet shops throughout the city. Additionally, there are many delicious sweet shops around the "Japanese Oni Exchange Museum". Why not learn about oni legends while enjoying delicious sweets in Fukuchiyama City?

Around the "Japanese Oni Exchange Museum," there are many gardens and sculptures with an amazing atmosphere. The gardens feature colorful flowers and greenery, offering different views depending on the season. The sculptures are also beautiful and popular as photo spots. Why not take a stroll around the museum and enjoy the beautiful gardens and sculptures?