Miho no Matsubara Culture & Creativity Center Miho Shirube

It is a facility that conveys the value and charm of Miho no Matsubara, which is registered as a constituent asset of Mt. Fuji World Cultural Heritage, and the importance of preserving Matsubara. Miho no Matsubara pine tree grove and the majestic view of Mt.Fuji are projected in a video theater, and the Miho no Matsubara Matsubara pine tree grove as a scenic spot, as well as the worship of Mt.Fuji, the legend of Hagoromo, which became the setting for Noh, a traditional Japanese performing art, Muromachi period drawings, and Edo period drawings. You can understand Miho no Matsubara through six themed exhibition rooms, such as the relationship with art represented by ukiyoe.

In addition, there are benches on the street level where ukiyoe posters about Miho no Matsubara are displayed, and coin-operated lockers that can be used free of charge inside the museum. Visitors can enjoy foot baths using pine bath salts only on weekends and holidays during the winter season, and can also use the footbath as a resting place while strolling around Miho no Matsubara. In addition, there is a museum store with a variety of cute original products related to Miho no Matsubara. Bring back memories of your trip.