Industrial Tourism in Japan
Hamamatsu Museum of Musical Instruments
Opened in April 1995, ours is the first municipally run museum for musical instruments in Japan. There are approximately 1,300 items displayed by region of origin.
Visitors can listen to performances via headphones and small monitors, use personal earphone guides, and watch recordings of performances. In addition, a hands-on exhibit that allows visitors to interact with certain instruments greatly contributes to our "see, hear, touch" experience. It's a museum that both adults and children will enjoy.
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Website: Category: Service industry and retail , Content (media/entertainment) Region: Chubu |
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Access
3-9-1 Chu-o, Naka-Ku, Hamamatsu-City, Shizuoka
[Access]
10 min walk from JR Hamamatsu Station
30 min drive from Hamamatsu IC or Hamamatsu-nishi IC of Tomei Expressway
50 min drive from Hamamatsu-Hamakita IC of Shin-Tomei Expressway
40 min drive from Lake Hamana and Kanzanji area
[Parking]
Parking for passenger cars: Not available
Parking for tour buses: Possible (for large buses; available near the facility premises)
Tour bus parking fee: Free
Admission
Admission fee |
Adults: ¥800 High school students: ¥400 Elementary and junior high school students, persons over 70 years old, disabled persons: Free Groups over 20 persons: 20% discount Groups over 80 persons: 40% discount
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Working days and hours | 9:30 – 17:00 |
Closings | Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday (except in August), days closed for cleaning, Dec. 29 to Jan. 3, temporary holidays |
Visitor capacity | 200 |
Time required for a tour | About an hour |
Language | Japanese, English (Signage/brochure) |
Reservation |
Required 1. Please consult beforehand in the case of groups (reservations required for bus parking) 2. Reservations not required for individuals Tel: +81-53-451-1128 Fax: +81-53-451-1129 |
Other conditions |
Instruments are for display purposes only. Please do not touch. (Does not apply to instruments clearly labeled otherwise and the hands-on exhibit.) Restroom facilities for visitors with disabilities are available in the first floor lobby. The museum is on two levels—the first floor and basement level. One elevator is available. |
Contact
Tel: +81-53-451-1128
Fax: +81-53-451-1129
Please contact us by e-mail from the contact form on our museum homepage.
