Kisarazu City Local Museum Kin-no-Suzu

Flow of the course

About this spot

This municipal museum conveys the history and culture of Kisarazu, and its name comes from the golden bells unearthed from the Kinreizuka Burial Mound (金鈴塚古墳) in the city. The displays of grave goods and personal ornaments show that this land facing Tokyo Bay was an important place from early times. The exhibition rooms are compact, so even small children can go all the way round while their concentration lasts, which is a relief. Because it stands on high ground, the view from around the building is refreshing and stepping outside brings a sense of openness. Spend the hot morning hours indoors and save energy for the afternoon water play.

Tips

Opening days, hours and admission fees may change, so check the Kisarazu City information before you go. Fees may differ during special exhibitions. The building is a quiet space, so a word to small children beforehand makes things go smoothly. If you use the car park, driving on to the next destination makes for an efficient route.

Best time to visit

About 50 minutes. The morning, before the sun grows strong, is comfortable

Access & map

〒292-0044 千葉県木更津市太田２丁目１６−２