Ani Ijinkan & Museum ～Aniai Sta.～
Remnants of former guesthouses for miners, still intact
A Renaissance- and Western-style building as a symbol of Japan's largest copper production
Guide of Spot Introduction
Page last updated:
Jan, 28, 2022
Akita Nairiku Line Gatton Gotton
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The Ijinkan, built as an official residence for a German engineer who came to the mine in 1879, is filled with a non-Japanese atmosphere. At the museum, you can experience the mining culture of Ani through various exhibits.
Information of Spot Detail
Telephone Number
0186-82-3658
Hours
9：00～17：00
Closed
Mon (or the following day if Monday is a national holiday), Dec 29 - Jan 3
Fees
Adults: 400 yen, high school and university students: 300 yen, children: 200 yen
Transportaion
Approx. 5-min walk from Aniai Station
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