Good weather, good scenery, and my intellectual curiosity was satisfied, too. Hina dolls were also on display.

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It's free, but there's quite a lot worth seeing. Be aware that it's only open until 20:00 at night.

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Recommended for visiting while waiting for the ferry. Admission is free. You can also learn about the history of recovery after the Great East Japan Earthquake. There's also a deck next door for seeing passengers off and welcoming them.

+3

I stopped by because I had time before boarding the ferry. The content feels a little lacking for a museum, but you can visit for free.

+3

I stopped by to pass the time before boarding. You can see what things were like during the earthquake, and there are models from the Showa era. The dusk seen through the windows has its own charm, too.

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