Ibaraki Prefecture, Kitakanbarashi City, Jinnai 789-2, Sekinan-cho, Kitakanbarashi City.

Yoh Soroh, a hidden gem in Kitakanto, is a museum dedicated to the history of fishing. Here, you can see a variety of fishing gear, from active tools used by local fishermen to retro items. Traditional cooking methods and techniques are also introduced, sparking deep interest in visitors. Once you visit, you'll be sure to be surprised by its depth!

Located within the Fisheries History Museum Yorosoro in Kitakyushu City, the Anglerfish Museum is a must-see for fans of the fish. Here, a wide range of information is presented, from the types and ecology of anglerfish to various dishes, through videos and panels. In addition, there are model exhibits that reproduce the hanging cut and games, allowing both children and adults to have fun while gaining deep knowledge.

At the Fishing History Museum Yosoro in Kitakyotango City, Ibaraki, you can experience the underwater world at the Underwater Exploration Quiz Exhibition Corner! The creatures projected on the screen react to movement and flee, making for a truly realistic experience. You can also learn about deep-sea creatures and fishing knowledge in quiz format, making it enjoyable for both children and adults. Once you visit, you'll surely be drawn in by its charm!

At the Yorosonari Fisheries History Museum in Kitakyushu City, oil paintings by Ryuya Ishii of YMO are on display. While admiring these beautiful works, visitors can also learn about the history of fishing in Kitakyushu City. In addition, many techniques and tools passed down from active fishermen are also exhibited, allowing visitors to gain deep knowledge about the sea. Definitely worth a visit!

At the Kitaiibaraki City Fisheries History Museum, Yosoro, you can board a fishing boat and experience a "cooking experience". This experience of creating dishes using fresh seafood with local fishermen on a fishing boat is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Learning about cooking methods using anglerfish and other fresh seafood, as well as traditional culture, and actually making them by hand is an exceptional pleasure. In addition, the view from the fishing boat, which is also on site, is breathtaking. Please come and have a valuable experience at "Yosoro"!