This Museum have so many information about Japanese Ancestor in Yayoi Period. It is BC era. There are so many students come to study and they looks happy to learn so many things. And surprisingly the museum use cartoon character as icon to explain every information there

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Rather nice museum dedicated to the yayoi period. Entire 2nd floor showcasing tools, pottery, start of agriculture, domestication of animals, etc. Little to no english didactics, but i think there are audio guides available for rent. There is a discount for university students.

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It's a nice little museum located near the train station, around 15 minutes of walk. It provides English audio device for you to understand what's being exhibited in the museum. The staff at the ticketing counter was very friendly and nice to help me store my luggage. The audio guide has two parts, one is the characters narrated story and another one is the explanation of the artifacts. Although it is small, it could take up to 2-3 hours to fully explore the museum.

The museum is small but you can still enjoy it. The colections are from people from stone age up to steel age and how to these people run their live in the past. And many conclution made that there is many influence from Chinese culture and politic

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This was the best museum of all the ones we visited. They had a recorder you could listen to for each display they had. Interesting history, stories, and artifacts. The most amazing thing was they were all found right in the area we were in. The attached photo is one about the queen of that time, very interesting.