Open in 2011, this museum is located near Matsue Castle and looks like a Samurai residence.
It introduces the history and culture of Matsue using images, models, etc.
Besides organizing various experience events, it also has a tourist information center.
In the museum, there's a tea room facing a Japanese garden with table seats.
You can enjoy wagashi and tea.
Inside is barrier-free and at the entrance there's a ramp toward a special door for wheelchair users.
The exhibition hall is spacious, and it's easy to move in a wheelchair.
The staff will wipe clean the wheels of the chair before you enter the building, because outdoor shoes are not allowed in.
April - September: 8:30 - 18:30 October - March: 8:30 - 17:00
Regular holidays
The third Thursday of every month (if a national holiday, then the following day)
Transportation, closest station, bus stop
From Matsue Station, 2.1 km(1.3mi).
About 25 minutes on foot.
Matsue Lake Line Bus, 13 minutes.
Get off at Ōte Mae Horikawa Yūransen Noriba bus sto, and 3 minutes on foot from there. (Approximately one of three buses is a low floor bus.)
Matsue City Bus (To Kenmin Kaikan), about 10 minutes.
Get off at Kitatonomachi bus stop.
3 minutes on foot or get off at Shiominawate bus stop.
1 minute on foot.
Bumps at the entrance
No
Entrance width
150cm(59in). Width of the entrance from the ramp 90cm(35.4in)
Accessible bathroom
Bathroom entrance width
100cm(39.4in)
Accessible parking space
Yes (1)
Wheelchair loaning
Yes
Multilingual information
Partially available
Display items with multilingual explanation
Partially available
Multilingual pamphlets
Partially available
Staff fluent in foreign languages
Not available (Inside, tea room; available)
Wifi connection
Yes
Audio (English) guidance
Yes (English, Korean, Chinese)
Accesible data
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Aisle from the parking lot to the entrance
Along the sandy road to the entrance
Gentle slope
Before entering, the wheels are cleaned.
The entrance has a Japanese-style free braille area.
Ramp is available to the Japanese room.
Matsue Castle is visible from the Japanese room.
The exhibition room is spacious and easy to move around.