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Overview

The Kamiita Town Museum of History and Folklore is a history museum in Kamiita, Itano District, Tokushima Prefecture. Opened in April 1988, it displays buried cultural properties associated with Kamiita, along with everyday items, farming tools, and folk implements used by people of the past. It is a calm, community-rooted cultural facility where visitors can learn about local life and history up close.

Highlights

• ●Displays of buried cultural properties associated with Kamiita
• ●A collection of past everyday items, farming tools, and folk implements
• ●An exhibition layout for learning local history and folklore up close
• ●An indoor cultural facility to enjoy regardless of the weather

History

The museum opened on April 1, 1988. It collects and displays buried cultural properties excavated in Kamiita, together with daily items and folk implements once used in everyday life, serving to pass the region's history and folklore to future generations. Modest rather than flashy, it is a locally focused museum where one can trace the lives of people who lived in this land through actual artifacts.

Map

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Suggested itinerary

1. 1Visit the Kamiita Town Museum of History and Folklore to learn local history
2. 2Take time to view the displays of buried cultural properties and folk implements
3. 3Imagine life of the time through old everyday items
4. 4After the visit, stroll the nature and sights around Kamiita

Did you know?

💡 Since opening in 1988, the museum has preserved and passed on Kamiita's buried cultural properties, everyday items, and folk implements. Each displayed tool bears the wisdom and ingenuity of people who once lived here, letting visitors sense how life was lived long ago.

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