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Yanmar Museum
The land, sea, and cities - you can learn about Yanmar’s three business fields through experiencing them in this museum.
In 2013, which was Yanmar’s centennial anniversary, this museum was opened in Nagahama City, the birthplace of the founder. In 2019, it was renewed as an experience museum where visitors can learn by seeing, touching, and experiencing under the concept of "Let’ s try! ‘Exciting Future Challenge ."
The museum features the story theater that talks about the founder’s challenging spirit, who succeeded in downsizing a workable diesel engine for the first time in the world, and other contents that tickle your ambition. The main feature is that you can touch real machines. The experience of operating a mini-shovel car to carry a ball and the exciting marine pleasure experience of operating a pleasure boat are linked to Yanmar products that are used in the real world. Children, who will take our baton in the future, and adults alike will have fun.
There is Yanmar’s history corner. Observe plants and animals in the biotope. Dietary education through games and other spots that provide learning experiences about sustainable society. Enjoy locally grown rice and Yanmar’s original food at the cafe restaurant “Premium Marche BIWAKO.” The museum has an energy system that heats “Oniyanma ( Japanese dragonfly ) Hot Water” where you can soak your feet. Take in the huge panorama at “Oniyanma Overlook '' and renew your soul.
Highlights
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Touch genuine machines for a real experience.
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Full of contents that excite children and adults alike.
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Indoor museum that is great for outing on a rainy day.
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- Name in Japanese
- ヤンマーミュージアム
- Postal Code
- 526-0055
- Address
- 6-50 Sanwacho, Nagahama City, Shiga
- Tel
- 0749-62-8887
- Closed
- Mondays (or the following day if Monday is a national holiday), the end of the year, New Year’s Days, and other temporary closing
- Hours
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10am - 5:30pm (Ticket window 9:45am-4:30pm, Last entrance 5pm)
Sat, Sun, holidays 10am-5:30pm (Ticket window 9:45am - 4:30pm, Last entrance 5pm)
* Reservations are prioritised - Admission
- Entry 900 yen
- Directions
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1) 10 minutes walk from Nagahama Station on the JR Hokuriku Line.
2) Free shuttle buses are available from Nagahama Station on the JR Hokuriku Line.
*Available only on Sat, Sun and holidays. Check the website for schedule and other details. - Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)