Asahikawa Soldier Village Memorial Hall
Conveying the pioneering history of the Tunta soldiers to the present, the origin of Asahikawa
The Asahikawa Soldier Village Memorial Museum is a museum that tells the life of the Tunta soldiers who settled in the Meiji period and the history of the Kamikawa region. Through real daily necessities, agricultural tools, military uniforms, photographs, and historical materials, the figures of the people who laid the foundation of the city while facing the harsh nature emerge concretely. It is attractive that you can systematically learn about the origins of Asahikawa, from the layout of the barracks and the wisdom of life, to land reclamation to flood control and agricultural development. The exhibition structure is easy to understand for both children and adults, and is ideal for historical walks between local studies and sightseeing.
Basic Info
- Location
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〒078-8261
北海道旭川市 東旭川南一条6丁目3-26 - Business hours
- 9:30~16:30
- Closed
- Tuesdays Winter
Closed: Late October to late April - Telephone number
- 0166-36-2323
- Fee
- Adults 500 yen
High school and university students 400 yen
Elementary and junior high school students and people with disabilities 200 yen - Parking lot
- Yes (Free)
- Access
- By
car: About 20 minutes from JR Asahikawa Station
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