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Okayama Orient Museum
Okayama Orient Museum is a museum within walking distance from Okayama Station. Thanks to its convenient access, it attracts tourists as well as university students (including those from Okayama University) who visit as part of classes and practical training. While Japan has many museums, museums specializing in “the Orient” are relatively rare, and you can take your time viewing uncommon works. In addition to artifacts often featured in media from around Egypt, there are also exhibits from countries less familiar to many Japanese visitors, such as Iraq and Iran—potentially sparking new discoveries and interests. The exterior is stylish and clean, matching the calm mood inside. Many museums avoid bringing in natural light for conservation and atmosphere reasons, but this museum includes areas that incorporate natural light—something to pay attention to when you visit.
Address
〒700-0814 Okayama Prefecture, Okayama City, Kita Ward, Tenjin-cho 9-31
Access
(Public transit) About 15 minutes on foot from JR “Okayama Station.” (Car) About 20 minutes from Sanyo Expressway “Okayama IC.”
Telephone
086-232-3636
Price
Adults 310 yen; High school/University 210 yen; Elementary/Junior high 100 yen (People with disabilities + 1 companion and people age 65+ are free; fees may vary by period)
Business Hours
9:00–17:00 (Last entry 16:30)
