National Museum of Japanese History

The National Museum of Japanese History, located in Sakura City, is a museum with a charming retro atmosphere. The exhibition rooms are divided into six sections, with a wide range of exhibits focusing on traditional Japanese festivals and folk artifacts. There are many valuable exhibits, and the museum is so vast that it cannot be seen in one day. Although there are restrictions due to COVID-19, you will definitely be overwhelmed by the overwhelming number of exhibits! Please visit and feel the depth of Japanese culture.

The National Museum of Japanese History has a traditional Japanese garden where you can spend a relaxing time. The beauty of nature, including the changing seasons, a beautiful pond, and a charming bridge, will soothe your heart. You can also enjoy a different atmosphere from the exhibition rooms, so you won't get bored even if you stay all day. The admission fee is reasonable, and high school students and younger can enter for free. Please come and visit!

At the restaurant "Restaurant Sakura" located in the National Museum of Japanese History, you can enjoy dishes made with local ingredients. The historical dishes, such as ancient rice curry and grated pork cutlet, are also attractive. Why not indulge in local flavors during a break from museum sightseeing? The dishes are carefully crafted with the same attention to detail as the exhibits, and have received high praise from travelers. Please come and visit at least once!

Among the exhibits at the National Museum of Japanese History and Folklore, there is an exhibition where you can experience nostalgic movie watching. In a space that reproduces the atmosphere of the Taisho and Showa eras, you can enjoy silent movies, posters, and more while feeling the culture of the time. It's recommended not only for history buffs but also for movie lovers. Please visit and spend some nostalgic time!

The appeal of the National Museum of Japanese History is its seasonal exhibitions, which you can't afford to miss. Not only history enthusiasts, but also those interested in a wide range of themes can enjoy it. In addition, there is a traditional Japanese garden and a restaurant that uses local ingredients, so you won't get bored even if you stay all day. Although there are restrictions due to COVID-19 measures, valuable exhibits and nostalgic movie experiences await you! Please come and visit.