Azuki Bean Museum
Azuki Bean Museum
Azuki Bean Museum
Azuki Bean Museum
Azuki Bean Museum
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Azuki Bean Museum

11 of 12 in Himeji

The Azuki Bean Museum in Himeji celebrates the significance of azuki beans, a key ingredient in the famous sweet "gozasoro." Operated by the company that makes these traditional treats, the museum preserves and promotes the cultural heritage of azuki beans.

The museum is Japan’s first to focus solely on these beans, offering exhibitions from their botanical origins to their role in Japanese ceremonies. Visitors can enjoy interactive displays, a large-scale model, dioramas, and theater screenings, making it a unique and educational experience.

Provided through partner sites

Hours and Fees

Azuki Bean Museum
  • Opening hours
  • 10:00 to 17:00 (entree until 16:00)

  • Closed
  • Tuesdays

  • Entrance fee
  • 1,200 yen

Getting there

The museum is a 15-minute walk east from JR Himeji Station or accessible by Shinki Bus from the South Exit to the "Kouabo-kita" stop.

Resources

Japanese

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