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Iyoboya Kaikan

Japan, 13-34 Shiomachi, Murakami City, Niigata Prefecture 958-0876

Iyoboya Kaikan is Japan's first salmon museum. "Iyoboya" means salmon in the Murakami dialect. Inside the museum, you can observe a variety of freshwater fish, including salmon. You can learn about the ecology of salmon and Murakami's salmon culture through exhibits of fishing gear used in salmon fishing and the Children's Salmon Science Museum where you can have fun learning about salmon through computer games. You can also observe the inside of the Tane River, a branch of the Miomote River, through glass, and see the natural state of the river and the salmon that migrate upstream in the fall. If you time it right, you can see the moment of spawning!

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Telephone number 0254-52-7117
Website https://www.iyoboya.jp/
Access
  • ●Approximately 7 minutes by car from Nihonkai Tohoku Expressway “Murakami Senami Onsen IC” ●About 18 minutes on foot from Murakami Station on the JR Uetsu Main Line
Payment method
  • Credit card:Available
  • Electronic money:Available
  • QR payment:Available
Language 日本語
Other [Admission fee] ●Adult 600 yen ●Elementary, middle and high school students 300 yen 【closing day】 ●New Year holidays (December 28th to January 4th) *There may be temporary openings during the New Year period.
Last Update : 2023.09.28   Murakami City Tourism Association

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