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Nagoya-City Cultural Path Futaba Museum (Bunka-no-Michi Futaba-kan)

  • Cultural Path Futaba Museum (Bunka-no-Michi Futaba-kan)
  • Cultural Path Futaba Museum (Bunka-no-Michi Futaba-kan)
  • Cultural Path Futaba Museum (Bunka-no-Michi Futaba-kan)

With its striking orange Western-style roof, grand parlor dappled with light through stained-glass windows and serenely traditional Japanese-style rooms, this fine example of East-West cultural fusion and heady Taisho-era romanticism has been restored to its rightful place as one of the major attractions of the Cultural Path that wends from Nagoya Castle to Tokugawaen.

The former home of "Japan’s first actress", Sadayakko Kawakami, and the "king of electric power", Momosuke Fukuzawa, from the Taisho era to the early Showa era has been relocated and restored, and now stores and displays a marathon range of Sadayakko-related materials as well as literature with a connection to the local area.

  • Cultural Path Futaba Museum (Bunka-no-Michi Futaba-kan)
  • Cultural Path Futaba Museum (Bunka-no-Michi Futaba-kan)
  • Cultural Path Futaba Museum (Bunka-no-Michi Futaba-kan)

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SPOT OVERVIEW

Location : 〒461-0014
3-23 Shumoku-cho, Higashi-Ward, Nagoya-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Fee : Adults 200 yen (groups 160 yen); Nagoya City Senior Residents (ages 65 and older) 100 yen (groups 50 yen); Junior High and Elementary School students free of charge
*: Groups defined as 20 or more guests.
*: Subject to changes, please verify using direct sources whenever possible before departing.
Opening
days / hours		 : 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (When rented may be used up until 9:00 PM)
Parking : Unavailable
Restrooms : Available
Holidays : Mondays (if Monday coincides with a holiday, opens on Monday and closes instead on the next non-holiday weekday); year's end and New Year (Dec 29 - Jan 3)
Phone number : 052-936-3836

Note: This page may not be current due to update time differences between site databases.
Should accuracy be critical, please verify this information using a direct source, whenever possible.

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ACCESS

  • Access by public transport
    Access by public transport
    -Subway from Nagoya Station:
    •Board the subway Sakuradori Line bound for Nonami and Tokushige, alight at Takaoka Station then walk 10 min. (800 m) northwards from Exit 2.

    -Bus from Nagoya Station Bus Terminal (behind the JP Tower):
    •Nagoya City Kikan Main Trunk Line: from Platform 10, take the Kikan #2 bound for Jiyugaoka and Itaka Shako via Chayagasaka, get off at Shirakabe and walk 10 min. (850 m) southeastwards.
    •Me-guru Nagoya Sightseeing Route Bus: take the Me-guru bus and get off at Cultural Path Futaba Museum (Bunka-no-Michi Futaba-kan).

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