Matsura City Cultural Heritage Center

The Matsura City Cultural Property Center displays artifacts from the Mongol invasions that were excavated from the seabed around Takashima. A variety of artifacts such as military seals, pottery, copper, stone, iron, and earthenware are stored, and you can also enjoy a VR corner and trick art. With the introduction of preservation technology, artifacts that were previously unseen can now be viewed. It's a must-visit spot for history buffs. Why not visit and unravel one of the biggest events in Japanese history?

At the Matsuura Municipal Center for Buried Cultural Properties, you can time slip to the stage of the Mongol invasion with 3D trick art. In addition to the exhibition of artifacts from the Mongol invasions, you can also enjoy a game where you try to hit targets with stone bullets containing pottery and rusted iron pieces, as well as see a virtual reality display of a Mongol invasion ship. This facility is rare in Japan and offers deep knowledge of underwater archaeology. It's a must-visit experience for history fans. Why not come and see for yourself?

One of the highlights of the Matsura City Cultural Heritage Center's VR corner is the valuable exhibits, such as artifacts from the Mongol invasions discovered underwater and archaeological materials. You can confirm the 360-degree rotation of a recreated Mongol ship using CG. In addition, there is a photo spot where you can feel like you have traveled back in time to the stage of the Mongol invasion with 3D trick art. You can enjoy an immersive experience that touches on history. Why not visit and experience it for yourself?

The Matsura City Cultural Heritage Center displays artifacts from the Mongol invasions, including interesting artifacts used by former soldiers. Many weapons and everyday items from that time, such as helmets and hand grenades, are also on display. In addition, there is a video explaining the artifacts recovered from the Takashima underwater ruins. It's a must-see for those interested in history and archaeology. Come and learn about one of the biggest events in Japanese history, and experience the historical excitement for yourself!