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Introduction of Museums in Hokkaido
Museum General Information
Central Area (Douou)
A time warp back to the pioneering period in Hokkaido’s history 100 years ago
The museum houses the artwork of Kotaro Migishi, a painter from Sapporo
An extensive collection of ammonites and other fossils from Hokkaido
A museum combining art and natural history
Hokkaido’s largest museum relating to the Ainu
Southern Area (Donan)
The museum exhibits materials related to northern peoples
The Magistrate’ Office restored to what it was like around 140 years ago
The center of art and culture in southern Hokkaido
A recreation of the Tokugawa shogunate’s last large-scale battleship
Northern Area (Dohoku)
Miura Ayako Literature Museum
Ohter
Asahikawa City
Eastern Area (Doto)
The museum houses the masterpieces of Nissho Kanda, a painter who died young
The museum houses work related to the Kushiro and Nemuro area
The museum exhibits the artwork of Eisho Sasaki, who was known as “the wetland artist”
Experience the culture of the ancient Moyoro people of Hokkaido
A museum that provides knowledge about the Shiretoko Peninsula, a World Heritage site
Hokkaido Museum of North Peoples
Museum
Abashiri City
A time warp back to the pioneering period in Hokkaido’s history 100 years ago
The museum houses the masterpieces of Nissho Kanda, a painter who died young
Hokkaido’s largest museum relating to the Ainu
The museum exhibits materials related to northern peoples
The Magistrate’ Office restored to what it was like around 140 years ago
The center of art and culture in southern Hokkaido
A recreation of the Tokugawa shogunate’s last large-scale battleship
The museum houses work related to the Kushiro and Nemuro area
The museum exhibits the artwork of Eisho Sasaki, who was known as “the wetland artist”
The museum houses the artwork of Kotaro Migishi, a painter from Sapporo
An extensive collection of ammonites and other fossils from Hokkaido
Experience the culture of the ancient Moyoro people of Hokkaido
A museum that provides knowledge about the Shiretoko Peninsula, a World Heritage site
A museum combining art and natural history
Miura Ayako Literature Museum
Ohter
Asahikawa City
Hokkaido Museum of North Peoples
Museum
Abashiri City
Museum Exploration Reports
307 Ryokuen 2nd Bldg., North4 West7, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan 060-0004
Tel: +81-11-206-9372 Fax: +81-11-271-2055
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Culture and Tourism
New stuff and experience inspired by Jomon
Collected records on course of lectures about Hokkaido's Jomon Culture
Where Jomon people have gone?
Collected records on course of lectures about Hokkaido's Jomon Culture
Where Jomon people came from?
