Aisho-cho Historical Museum

[Presenting the Buddhist art, festival regalia, and archaeological relics of Aisho-cho]
Aisho-cho Historical Museum displays a replica of the seated Kannon statue originally located at Kongorin Temple, and the Kongorin temple bell (1303, a Prefectural Cultural Property). There are also art and craft works designated as Municipal Cultural Properties, including a byochin egoro incense pan from the Heian period (9th to 12th centuries) and a pair of wooden guardian lions from the Muromachi period (14th to 16th centuries), as well as archaeological relics and a hikiyama festival float. There is an exhibit about Echihatauji, a member of the Hata clan who developed the Echi area during the 6th and 7th centuries, and a display of cultural relics unearthed from archaeological sites in the area.

[Admission Fee]
300JPY for adults, 150JPY for elementary or middle school students (50JPY per person discount for groups of 20 or more)

[Access]
Kotosanzan Smart Interchange(Meishin Expressway)