Kisarazu City Folk Museum Kin no Suzu

The Chiba Prefecture Kanazuru-zuka Tumulus Excavated Items, known as burial goods from the late Kofun period, are on display at the Kimi no Suzu Folk Museum in Kisarazu City. This valuable cultural property represents the eastern region of Japan and attracts many visitors due to its beauty and historical value. Why not visit and experience interesting episodes from Japanese history while viewing this designated important cultural property?

At the Kin no Suzu Chiba City Folk Museum, there are exhibits representing the later period of the Eastern Country's Kofun culture. Of particular note is the "Chiba-ken Kanazurazuka Kofun Excavated Items." By visiting this important cultural asset, you can gain a lot of knowledge about interesting episodes in Japanese history and how people lived at that time. Please come and visit.

At the Kin no Suzu Kisarazu City Folk Museum, the Kisarazu Town Diorama is on display. This diorama intricately reproduces Kisarazu City at the time, attracting attention from many tourists. It's a must-see for history buffs and those interested in local culture. Why not have a valuable experience at Kin no Suzu Kisarazu City Folk Museum?

At the Kin no Suzu Chiba City Folk Museum, Choshi digging tools are on display. These tools were used by ancient people to dig soil, and their shape and material provide insight into the lifestyle and technology of the time. If you want to learn about the mining techniques used in the area around Kisarazu City, be sure to visit. It's also recommended to visit in combination with the "Chiba Prefecture Kanerazu Kofun Excavation Items" and "Kisarazu Town Diorama".

The Kan no Suzu Museum of Local History in Kisarazu displays excavated artifacts from the Sasagoko Castle ruins. The artifacts include valuable burial items from ancient times, such as weapons and pottery that were believed to have been used by military commanders during the Warring States period. By viewing these excavated artifacts, you can learn about the lives and culture of people from that time. Why not visit the Kan no Suzu Museum of Local History in Kisarazu and experience interesting episodes from Japanese history?