Aomori Tunnel Memorial Museum

The experiential tunnel at the Seikan Tunnel Memorial Museum is a rare spot where you can walk and observe the underwater tunnel. To get to the Ryofu Sea Bottom Station, you need to ride the underground cable car "Mogura-gou". During the approximately 7-minute journey, you can experience the sensation of descending to a depth of 100 meters below sea level. Equipment and tools used at the construction site are on display, allowing you to learn about the history and technology of the Seikan Tunnel. It's also barrier-free, making it accessible for anyone to visit.

At the Seikan Tunnel Memorial Museum's Experience Mine, you can explore the area near the Ryofu Teiten, 140 meters below sea level, by riding a minecart train. You can enjoy an extraordinary experience riding the 14-degree inclined slope for about 7-8 minutes. Heavy machinery and tools used at the construction site are also on display, allowing you to learn about the history and technology of the Seikan Tunnel excavation. The old cable car is still in operation thanks to crowdfunding. Please come and experience this valuable opportunity!

The Seikan Tunnel Memorial Museum in Sotogahama Town has a wealth of exhibits where you can learn about the history of the Seikan Tunnel construction. Equipment, tools, and materials used in the construction are on display, and a 15-minute video is also shown. You can also take the underground cable car "Mogura-gou" to the Ryufuikaijou Station. This spot is a must-see for railway fans, with plenty of interesting information. It is also barrier-free, making it accessible for anyone to visit.

At the Seikan Tunnel Memorial Museum's experience tunnel, you can see a view from under the sea. You can also explore by riding a trolley train to the Ryuhyo fixed point, enjoying an extraordinary experience. In addition, you can take the underground cable car "Mogura-gou" to Ryuhyo Seabed Station. Equipment and tools used at the construction site are on display, allowing you to learn about the history and technology of the Seikan Tunnel. And above all, the stunning view from under the sea is a perfect spot for photos.

The "Experience Tunnel," which continues through crowdfunding at the Seikan Tunnel Memorial Museum, is a valuable experience where you can walk and tour the undersea tunnel. You can marvel at the tools and heavy machinery that were actually used, and learn about the hardships and technology involved in the construction of the Seikan Tunnel. The aging cable car is also continuing to operate through crowdfunding! You can enjoy an extraordinary experience by riding the 14-degree inclined shaft for about 7-8 minutes to the Ryufu fixed point. It is also barrier-free, so anyone can visit easily.