Located within Gifu Park, this museum introduces and explains the history of Gifu from primitive times to modern day. Of particular interest are two exhibits created to represent the life of Oda Nobunaga, a famous general who lived during Japan’s Warring States period. One is a large-scale diorama that depicts a birds-eye view of the area surrounding Nobunaga’s home base of Gifu Castle and the Nagara River, and the other is a full-scale recreation of a marketplace that thrived under Nobunaga’s reign.
Within the museum are many fun and educational experiences that visitors are free to enjoy, and whether it’s trying on Warring States period outfits and armor, creating patterns for ancient Jomon pottery or playing games from that period of history, you can learn about the history of the area while still having a fun, engaging time.
*because "AWAITING KIRIN Gifu Taiga Drama Museum" is being held. there is no permanent exhibition.
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Basic Information
| Address | Omiya-cho 2-18-1 in Gifu Park , Gifu City, Gifu 500-8003 |
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| Access | From JR Gifu station or Meitetsu Gifu Station, board a bus bound for Gifu-koen, Nagara-bashi or Takatomi |
| Business Hours | 9:00am - 5:00pm (admission until 4:30 pm) |
| Days Closed for Business | Monday (or the following day if Monday is a national holiday) |
| Price | Adults (high school and up): 310 yen *250 yen *The museum is open every day until January 11. 2021 |
| Telephone Number | 058-265-0010 |
| Website | Visit Website |
| Notes | The museum does not have a private parking. please use Gifu Park parking or nearby parking. |
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