A museum where you can experience the history and culture of Morioka Castle through valuable materials and models.
Overview
Located in Morioka Castle Ruins Park, the Morioka History and Culture Museum offers a clear and engaging presentation of Morioka Castle and its castle town history through valuable materials, models, and videos. Highlights include a diorama recreating the Edo-era castle town and documents detailing the history of the Nanbu clan. The museum also features a rest area and a museum shop, allowing for a relaxing visit. A must-see when visiting Morioka Castle Ruins Park, it offers not only a deeper understanding of Morioka Castle's history and culture but also stunning views of the park. It's highly recommended for families.
About a 10-minute bus ride from Morioka Station (East Exit), get off at the Kencho/Shiyakusho-mae stop, then a 4-minute walk. A taxi ride takes about 10 minutes. It's approximately a 20-minute walk (via Kaiun Bridge and Oodori Street). Show route
Op.Hours
April - October 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Last entry 6:30 PM)
November - March 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Last entry 5:30 PM)
Cld.Days
The third Tuesday of each month (or the following day if the third Tuesday is a national holiday)
Year-end and New Year's holidays (December 31st - January 1st)
Fee
Adults: ¥300
High school students: ¥200
Junior high school students and younger: Free
INFO
Photography is permitted inside the building, however, flash photography and video recording are prohibited.