Uchinada Town Historical and Folklore Museum, Kaze to Suna no Kan

The Uchinada Town Historical Folk Museum, also known as the "Kaze to Suna no Kan" (Wind and Sand Museum), is a museum where you can learn about the history and culture of Uchinada Town. Exhibits include materials related to the history and culture of Uchinada Town from the Edo period to the Showa period, as well as materials related to Uchinada Town's fishing and shipping industries. There are also exhibits related to the town's climate and nature, and visitors can experience the natural scenery of Uchinada Town through dioramas. This is a must-see for those interested in the history and culture of Uchinada Town!

Uchinada Town is located along the coastline, with a beautiful coastline stretching out. Near the Uchinada Town Historical Folk Museum and the Wind and Sand Museum, there are Uchinada Town's coastline and fishing port, which you can explore. There are also many restaurants where you can taste Uchinada Town's seafood. Why not enjoy the unique and delicious seafood of Uchinada Town while strolling along the coastline?

The Uchinada Town Historical Folk Museum and the Wind and Sand Museum are located on the grounds of Uchinada Sunset Park. The park offers a roadside station, an indoor heated pool, and a child-rearing support center, allowing visitors to enjoy themselves all day long. In addition, there are places of interest such as Ryokan Yakari, Ryusenji (Ryokan's tombstone), and the Kimura family, where he spent his later years, in the surrounding area. It's sure to be a fun memory for families who come to visit!

Around the Uchinada Town Historical Folk Museum and the Wind and Sand Museum, there are many other tourist spots. For example, there are places such as the birthplace of Ryokan, the Ryusenji Temple (Ryokan's grave), and the Kimura family's residence where he spent his later years. There are also places like the Uchinada Town Comprehensive Park and the Michi-no-Eki Uchinada Sunset Park. Why not enjoy the unique charms of Uchinada Town while touring the area?

Uchihata-cho is located in the southern part of Ibaraki Prefecture and is easily accessible by car from Tokyo in about 2 and a half hours. It is also accessible from Niigata and Ishikawa Prefectures. The Uchihata Historical Folk Museum and the Wind and Sand Museum are located on the grounds of the Uchihata Sunset Park, making access convenient. Why not visit easily and see for yourself?