Visitors are transported to an idyllic world of ancient times
Izumo Yayoi-no-Mori Museum is adjacent to Nishidani Funbo-gun (Nishidani Burial Mound), a massive ruler’s tomb complex that is a National Historic Site. The museum’s displays include comma-shaped glass jewels and bracelets, bright crimson burial goods, a model of Izumo’s ruler, and a gigantic diorama that dramatically reconstructs the events at a funeral service. The displays draw visitors into an ancient and idyllic world. This museum also serves a role as a guidance facility for showcasing the various historic ruins in Izumo City, including the Nishidani Tumuli next door, which is designated a National Historic Site.
Address | 島根県出雲市大津町2760 |
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Tel. No. for Inquiries | 出雲弥生の森博物館 TEL:0853-25-1841 |
Email for Inquiries | yayoi@city.izumo.lg.jp |
Operating Hours | 09:00 to 17:00 (Admission until 16:30) |
Fee | Free *Additional charge for special viewing |
Holidays | ・Every Tuesday (Next day if it is a holiday) ・December 29 to January 3 |
Access | ・Approx. 10 mins. by car from Izumoshi Station ・Walk approx. 10 mins. from Ichibata Electric Railway Otsumachi Station ・Take the bus (Izumo Santoya Line), and get off at Izumo Yayoi no Mori Museum ・Approx. 10 mins. by car from Sanin Expressway Hikawa IC |
Parking Lot | ○ Free |
Bicycle Parking Lot | ○ Free |
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Official Site | http://www.city.izumo.shimane.jp/yayoinomori |