Aomori City Forestry Museum
青森市森林博物館
A historic wooden Renaissance-style building showcasing Aomori's forestry heritage, forest ecosystems, and vintage railway equipment.
What it is
- A Renaissance style wooden Western building constructed in 1908 using local Aomori Hiba wood.
- The former headquarters of the Aomori Regional Forestry Office turned into a public museum.
- A facility dedicated to forest ecosystems and the history of mountain skiing.
- The former director's office served as a filming location for the movie Hakkodasan.
What to see
- A forest railway preservation hall located on the museum grounds.
- A preserved diesel locomotive from the Ohata Forest Railway.
- Exhibits detailing the history of mountain skiing and local forest ecosystems.
- The historic architecture of the 1908 Western-style wooden structure.
When to go
- Open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM during the summer season.
- Closed every Monday and during the New Year holidays.
- Adult admission is available for 250 yen.
Getting there
- The museum is a ten minute walk from Aomori Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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