Amakusa Christian Museum
天草市立天草キリシタン館
Run by Amakusa City since 1966, the museum tells the story of Christianity in Amakusa and the Shimabara-Amakusa Uprising led by Amakusa Shiro, aged sixteen.

Last entry 16:30. When a Tuesday is a public holiday, the museum opens and closes the next weekday instead. Check the official calendar around the New Year.
〒 863-0017How to get there
The Amakusa Christian Museum, run by Amakusa City, tells the story of Christianity in Amakusa and of the Shimabara-Amakusa Uprising of 1637 to 1638, the revolt of Christians and farmers led by the sixteen-year-old Amakusa Shiro. It opened in 1966, which makes 2026 its 60th year.
The museum stands in the Hondo district of Amakusa City. Special exhibitions change through the year; check the city's page for what is on.
Getting There
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