Unlock a world of wonder with an entry pass to Genbudo Museum in Hyogo. Dive into the vast collection at the largest stone museum in the prefecture. From dazzling gems to ancient tales, an unforgettable exploration awaits. Book your ticket now!
Dive into the vast collection at the largest stone museum in the prefecture. From dazzling gems to ancient tales, an unforgettable exploration awaits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Genbudo Museum welcomes visitors daily, operating from 9:00 in the morning until 17:00 in the evening, ensuring you have ample time to explore all the wonders it has to offer.
The museum enjoys a prime location and is situated just 7 km from the beautiful Park of the Oriental White Stork. A short 12-minute drive will get you there.
Genbudo Museum is surrounded by several attractions. Close by, you'll find the tranquil Park of the Oriental White Stork, the historic Izushi castle town, the scenic Kannabekogen, and the relaxing Yuhigaura Onsen in Kyotango City, among other exciting places.
Yes, we understand the convenience of parking, especially for those driving. The museum proudly offers a spacious parking area that can accommodate up to 70 cars; for larger vehicles, there's room for 5 buses.
For travelers coming from Osaka, the museum is about 2 hrs. 35 min away by train or 2 hrs. 45 min. by car. From the historic city of Kyoto, it's approximately 2 hrs. 10 min. by train or a 2 hrs. 35 min. drive. If you're journeying from Himeji, it's a comfortable 1 hr. 35 min. train ride or about 2 hrs. by car.
The Genmu-dong Museum was located across the street from Genmu-dong Park. This museum is the museum of Geummu-dong, or stone museum. It is said that the number of ore, minerals, gems, and other exhibits is one of the highest in Japan.
The museum had a shop that was quite large. Of course, there was a "stone" section, but we had a great selection of bags. According to my research, Toyooka is a city of bags and the largest producer of bags in Japan.
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October 24, 2024
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October 24, 2024
Toyooka was a city of bags!
The Genmu-dong Museum was located across the street from Genmu-dong Park. This museum is the museum of Geummu-dong, or stone museum. It is said that the number of ore, minerals, gems, and other exhibits is one of the highest in Japan.
The museum had a shop that was quite large. Of course, there was a "stone" section, but we had a great selection of bags. According to my research, Toyooka is a city of bags and the largest producer of bags in Japan.
