Iki City Ikikoku Museum (いきしりついきこくはくぶつかん)
A museum where you can enjoy learning the history of Iki-no-shima
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Iki, which is located between China/Korea and Japan, flourished in trade and is a historic island that was introduced in a Chinese history book nearly 2,000 years ago. This museum exhibits a number of valuable materials excavated from various archaeological sites on the island. Especially popular are the experience corner where you can touch earthenware and stoneware used by people at that time, the view theater where you can learn about the history of Iki and a diorama that reproduces the way of life at that time. Try some quizzes at the huge diorama or do a simulated earthenware excavation that is fun for both children and adults while also learning about history. Of course, the exhibit introductions and audio guides are available in three languages: English, Chinese and Korean. Therefore, overseas visitors can also enjoy learning.
Information
Address | 811-5322 長崎県壱岐市芦辺町深江鶴亀触515-1 | |
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TEL | 0920-45-2731(壱岐市立一支国博物館) | |
Contact | Iki City Ikikoku Museum | |
FAX | 0920-45-2749 | |
Hours of Operation | 8:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. (Last admission: 5 p.m.) | |
Closed |
Every Monday (Closed the next day if that Monday is a public holiday) *Open every day during the Golden Week holidays in early May and the summer holidays *Closed from December 29 to 31 |
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Price | Adults: 410 yen / High school students: 310 yen / Elementary and junior high school students: 210 yen | |
Parking | Standard size cars: 98 spaces / For disabled persons: 3 spaces / Large sightseeing buses: 7 spaces [Total: 108 spaces] | |
Access | Approx. 20 minutes by car from Ashibe Port | |
Website | http://www.iki-haku.jp/ |