Matsusaka Cultural Heritage Center "Haniwa-kan"

The Matsusaka Cultural Center "Haniwa-kan" is a registered tangible cultural property of Japan that was renovated from the raw cotton warehouse of the former Kanegafuchi Spinning Mill Matsusaka Factory, which was built in 1923. Inside, numerous excavated items including the nationally important cultural property "Funagata Haniwa" are on display, attracting visitors with its historical appearance. This spot is full of deep features and is a must-see for those who love history and art!

The exhibition of the national important cultural property "Ship-shaped Haniwa" at the Matsusaka City Cultural Center "Haniwa-kan" is a must-see. Beautifully lined up are haniwa in the shape of ships made during the Kofun period. In addition, the special exhibition displays excavated items related to buildings from the Kofun period, allowing you to learn about the lifestyle and social situation of that time. Admission is 200 yen and the exhibition is being held until December 4th, so history enthusiasts should definitely visit!

The current special exhibition at the Matsusaka Cultural Center's "Haniwa Hall" focuses on buildings from the Kofun period. About 30 materials, including house-shaped haniwa and models of residences, are on display, allowing visitors to learn about the lifestyle and social conditions of the time. In addition, dioramas and models created based on excavation survey results are used to provide easy-to-understand explanations. This is a must-see for history buffs! Admission is 110 yen, and those under 18 years old can enter for free.

At the Matsusaka City Cultural Center "Haniwa Hall", you can visit pottery and ruins from the Yayoi to Muromachi periods. Numerous excavated items are on display, allowing you to learn about the lifestyle and culture of people from that time. The building itself also has historical value and is beautifully designed. With plenty of deep and unique features, history buffs won't want to miss it! The admission fee is a reasonable 200 yen (until December 4th) or 110 yen (free for those under 18 years old).

The Mie Prefectural Cultural Center, "Haniwa-kan," is a tourist spot where you can discover something new every time with ever-changing exhibits. A wide range of historical materials are on display, including boat-shaped haniwa, buildings, pottery, and ruins from the Yayoi period to the Muromachi period. In addition, special exhibits include explanations using dioramas and models. The building itself is also a registered tangible cultural property of the country, with both beauty and historical value. The admission fee is reasonable and full of unique features! Please come and visit.