Aso Volcano Museum

The Aso Volcano Museum is located in front of Kusasenri Beach and is a facility where you can experience the great nature of Aso. Learn about the wonderful scenery and topography of the Aso Caldera with large TVs that broadcast live from the crater and powerful multi-screens. In addition, the history of eruptions is also introduced in detail through dioramas and videos. The museum is fully equipped with barrier-free facilities, so anyone can visit with ease.

The main attraction of the Aso Volcano Museum is the live broadcast of the crater on a large TV. This special experience makes you feel as if you are standing inside the crater with its powerful presence. The knowledge and information that can be learned from the footage is also profound. When visiting Aso City, be sure to stop by and experience it for yourself. It's sure to have a strong impact on your vision and heart!

At the Aso Volcano Museum, you can experience the magnificent nature of Aso through a large TV that allows you to observe the inside of the crater in real time, as well as a powerful multi-screen display. The exhibit, themed "the connection between volcanoes and people," offers a valuable opportunity to learn about a wide range of topics, from local culture and history to disaster information. VR equipment is also available, providing easy-to-understand explanations to help you deepen your understanding of the allure of Aso.

At the Aso Volcano Museum, it's possible to observe the inside of the crater in real-time. The vivid images projected on large TVs and powerful multi-screens are truly the essence of Aso's nature. You can enjoy it with peace of mind even during gas regulation times. This experience is a valuable opportunity to feel the magnificent scenery of Aso and an active volcano up close. Please come and visit at least once!

At the Aso Volcano Museum, you can experience learning programs in collaboration with educational institutions. Not only can you learn deeply about nature and disasters, but also a variety of content is provided, including the history of the region and efforts towards SDGs. From children to adults, everyone can enjoy learning. In addition, the Grassland Environmental Learning Program offers a special experience of observing African elephants that eat wild grasses in Aso! Please come and visit at least once.