Kisarazu Hometown Museum Kin-no-Suzu
木更津市郷土博物館金のすず
Explore Kisarazu's history and culture, including ancient artifacts and traditional well-digging tools.
What it is
- A municipal history museum in Kisarazu City.
- Opened on October 1, 2008.
- Displays local history, culture, and archaeology.
- Named after five pure gold bells from a kofun.
What to see
- Artifacts from the Kinreizuka Kofun.
- Five pure gold bells excavated from the kofun.
- A thatched-roof old private house, Former Anzai Family Residence.
- Tools for Kazusa-bori, a traditional well-digging method.
- Kazusa-bori tools are a National Important Folk Cultural Property.
When to go
- Closed on Mondays.
- Closed during the New Year holidays.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Kisarazu Hometown Museum Kin-no-Suzu Open in Google Maps
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