Omori Nori's Furusato Kan

The Omori Nori no Furusato Kan in Ota Ward is a museum specializing in nori (dried seaweed). With approximately 150 exhibits, including nationally designated important tangible folk cultural properties, the museum offers a wealth of interesting content, such as the history of Omori, which was Japan's leading nori production area from the Edo period to the early Showa period, and traditional sheet nori making. Visitors can also participate in a "nori dipping" experience class. Adjacent to Heiwa no Mori Park, which is rich in nature, the museum offers an educational and relaxing experience.

The Omori Nori no Furusato Kan in Ota Ward is a facility where you can experience nori-dipping. Through approximately 150 exhibits, you can learn about the history and culture of nori-making. By learning about the traditional techniques of Omori-produced nori, which was the top nori production area in Japan from the Edo period to the early Showa period, you can better understand its deep flavor. In addition, there are plenty of delicious souvenirs available. This place, which can be enjoyed by both children and adults, is full of new discoveries and excitement.