From 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last admission at 4:30 PM)
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National Treasure: Former Kaichi School (Nagano)
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Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)
Former Kaichi School
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- This activity has no age limit
- Individuals with disabilities are admitted free of charge, along with one accompanying caregiver, upon presentation of a disability certificate.
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- The voucher is valid for 90 day(s) from the booking confirmation date. It expires at 16:30 on the last day
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- Present your mobile voucher
- Please exchange your voucher for the actual ticket.
Address
- 2-4-12 Kaichi, Matsumoto, Nagano Prefecture
How to get there
- By bus: Town Sneaker Kita (North) Course: 1 minute walk from the "Former Kaichi School" stop. Matsumoto Station: 5 minute walk from the Kita Shinai Line "Arigasaki High School Mae" stop.
- By train: 25 minutes from JR Matsumoto Station
- By car: Approximately 15 minutes from Nagano Expressway Matsumoto IC (parking for approximately 20 vehicles)
Reviews
Samuel **
2025/01/19
Great 4.0
Simply present the QR code to gain access. The historical building is well preserved.
Guide
- One of the two national treasures located in Matsumoto City
- An elegant pseudo-Western style building that conveys the spirit of civilization and enlightenment in the early Meiji era and the progress of modern education
- Designated as a national treasure for the first time as a modern school building
This pseudo-Western style school building was completed in April 1876 as the new school building for Kaichi School, which opened in May 1873. After being used as a school building until 1963, it was relocated and restored to its current location and became a museum. The school building, which was highly praised as a unique and original creation that conveyed the social conditions of the Meiji Restoration and a symbol of early modern schools, was designated as a national treasure for the first time as a modern school building in 2019. Inside the museum, the charm of the national treasure school building is introduced, and historical educational materials from Kaichi School are exhibited.
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Former Kaichi School
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- One of the two national treasures located in Matsumoto City
- An elegant pseudo-Western style building that conveys the spirit of civilization and enlightenment in the early Meiji era and the progress of modern education
- Designated as a national treasure for the first time as a modern school building
This pseudo-Western style school building was completed in April 1876 as the new school building for Kaichi School, which opened in May 1873. After being used as a school building until 1963, it was relocated and restored to its current location and became a museum. The school building, which was highly praised as a unique and original creation that conveyed the social conditions of the Meiji Restoration and a symbol of early modern schools, was designated as a national treasure for the first time as a modern school building in 2019. Inside the museum, the charm of the national treasure school building is introduced, and historical educational materials from Kaichi School are exhibited.