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Zushi City Homeland History Museum
This local museum is located in a corner of the “Roka Memorial Park”. They display materials related to Zushi’s history and folklore, as well as Yukari’s literary works. The building was a detached residence of Yokohama’s businessmen, then from 1917-1944 the 16th head of the Tokugawa family, Tokugawa Iesato, used the building. Since 1983 it has been operating as a local museum. In the wooden one-story house, you can see Zushi Bay from the room with 8 tatami mats in a straight line.
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- Zushi City Homeland History Museum
| ADDRESS | 8 Chome-2275 SakurayamaZushi-shi, Kanagawa-ken |
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| TEL | 046-873-1741 |
| BUSINESS HOURS | 9:00～16:00 |
| REGULAR HOLIDAY | Mondays (If there is a holiday on Monday, then open on Monday, and closed on the next business day), New Years |
| FEE | Adults: 100 yen |
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