Fukushima Prefectural Museum
福島県立博物館
Regional museum presenting Fukushima Prefecture's history, traditional arts and crafts, local customs, and the natural heritage of the area.
〒 965-0807How to get there
西若松Aizu Line · Tadami Line30 min walk from the station
The Fukushima Prefectural Museum is a museum in Fukushima, Japan, showcasing the history, culture, and natural environment of the Fukushima Prefecture. The museum features exhibits on the prefecture's traditional arts and crafts, folk customs, and the natural and human history of the region.
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