Iwate Prefectural Museum

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Iwate Prefectural Museum is a very comprehensive museum systematically exhibiting vast materials on Iwate's grand nature, archaeology, history, and folk culture to deeply learn the region's overall picture. Built on a beautiful site surrounded by rich nature, it stimulates the visiting traveler's intellectual curiosity from all angles. Leaving the bustle of the city, the time spent carefully appreciating exhibits brings deep knowledge and new perspectives to the trip. As a wonderful base to comprehensively understand Iwate's rich nature and history background, please spend an intellectual and special time for adults in this museum.

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Iwate Prefectural Museum

Address
34-34 Ueda Matsuyashiki, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture
Website
https://www2.pref.iwate.jp/~hp0910/
Operator
Iwate Prefectural Museum

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