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 Fukuyama
Castle Museum
Fukuyama Castle was constructed in 1619(the 5th year of
the Genna era) by Katsunari Mizuno, Lord of the Bingo
District. Both the watchtower and Sujigane-gomon are designated
as important cultural properties of Japan.
Inside the donjon,articles and data left by successive feudal lords, together
with archaeological and historical articles, are stored and displayed.
Closed on Mondays.
TEL(084)922-2117
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Fukuyama Museum of Literature
This facility honors and traces the steps of local literary persons, especially
the prestigious author, Masuji Ibuse Who was a citizen of Fukuyama. Exhibits include
various materials,images,achievements,career outlines, and major works of the
different authors.
Closed of Mondays.
TEL(084)932-7010 |
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Human Rights and Peace Museum
Take a minute with us to think about the impcrtance of human rights and peace,
the basic foundations of our life, in a setting enclosed with rich nature and
cultural merit.
TEL(084)924-6789 |
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Fukuyama Museum of Art
This is a new "park-type" museum linked with Fukuyama Castle Park. A
large collection of 20th century European art and works of local artists are displayed.
Closed on Mondays.
TEL(084)932-2345 |
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Fukuyama Museum of Calligraphy
A large variety of collections are on exhibit, mainly paintings
and calligraphic works from the Ming and Shin Dynasties
of China.
Works/paintings and the stationary donated form Rosui Kurihara who is a calligrapher
from Fukuyama. as well as works by Sasafune,Kitsunann Tanibe and Chikukei Miyamoto
are displayed.
TEL(084)991-5112 |
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Midori-machi Park
Comprehensive park in the center of "The City of Roses". About 5,000
roses of 190 varieties come into full bloom in the six-sided pyramid flowerbeds. |
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Hiroshima
Prefectural Museum of History
A museum that displays the excavated artifacts of "Kusado Sengen-cho",
a prosperous town in the Medieval Period that laid buried beneath the Ashida-gawa
river.Come learn about the history and culture of the common people in Seto Inland
Sea.
Closed on Mondays.
TEL(084)931-2513 |
Fukuyama
City
Fukuyama
Culture Zone
