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Cultural Path Shumokukan (Bunka-no-Michi Shumokukan)

Nagoya-City Cultural Path Shumokukan (Bunka-no-Michi Shumokukan)

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Cultural Path Shumokukan, the former residence of ceramics exporter Tamesaburo Imoto, is an oasis of calm situated in the corner of a busy urban city. It expresses the memories of the times it has seen since the Taisho era. Colorful layers of light fill the air of the Western-style building, while nostalgic aromas fill the air of the Japanese-style building. The garden shows the charms of the changing seasons.

Cultural Path Futaba Museum page on Aichi Now
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Cultural Path Hyakka Hyakuso page on Aichi Now

SPOT OVERVIEW

Location	: 〒461-0014 2-18 Shumoku-cho, Higashi-Ward, Nagoya-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Fee	: Adults 200 JPY (160 JPY for groups of 20 or more guests); Annual Pass for Adults 800 JPY; Junior High School students and younger free of charge. Common Pass with Futaba Museum 320 JPY. *: 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	: 052-939-2850

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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Parking

Handicapped parking	×

Restrooms

Accessible restrooms	〇
Width of accessible restroom	〇　80cm
Western-style restroom	〇
Baby bed	×
Changing table	×
Electric wheelchair usage	×
Tactile guide map of restroom layout	×
Equipped for ostomy pouches	×

About accessibility within the building

Stairs and steps	〇
Stair handrail	〇
Elevator (door width)	×
Escalator	×
Ramp (width)	×
Steps at facility entrance or exit	〇
Steps within the facility	〇
Alternative measures when there is no ramp	〇　Provision of temporary ramp available

Services

Wheelchair rental	〇
Stroller rental	×
Reading glasses rental	〇
Nursing corner	×
Assistance dogs allowed	〇
Assistance dog relief area	×
Facility guide map in Braille	×
Stair handrail signage in Braille	×
Tactile paving for the visually impaired	×

Fees, etc.

Special fee in support of disabled persons	〇　Free of charge with presentation of disability certificate.

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ACCESS

Access by public transport

-Subway from Nagoya Station:
•Board the subway Sakuradori Line bound for Nonami and Tokushige, alight at Takaoka Station then walk 9 min. (850 m) northwards from Exit 1.

-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 7 min. (550 m) southeastwards.
•Me-guru Nagoya Sightseeing Route Bus: take the Me-guru bus, get off at Cultural Path Futaba Museum (Bunka-no-Michi Futaba-kan), then walk 3 min. (240 m) westwards.