Autumn Leaves at Inukai Memorial Museum in Okayama
Hi people. It’s Mr. Wada back on duty. I would like to take you to see autumn leaves at Inukai Memorial Museum this time. You know, we don’t always have to go very far.
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Autumn Leaves at Inukai Memorial Museum in Okayama
Tsuyoshi Inukai is a former prime minister from Okayama, killed by terrorists in 1932 with his famous last words ‘If I could speak, you would understand’. This place displays historical materials of Inukai. Aside from that it’s also a great autumn leaf spot!
Access
The nearest JR station is Niwase Station. Walking distance of about 2 km. It would be easy by car as well.
102-1 Kawairi, Kita-ku, Okayama
Business Hours
| Open | 9:00 – 17:00 (admission until 16:30) |
| Closed | Every Tuesday Following days of holidays (except Saturdays) Dec 28th – Jan 4th |
Admission
Free
Contact
086-292-1820
Website
http://www.maroon.dti.ne.jp/inukai.bokudo/ (in Japanese)
Gallery
Lastly
How do you find it? Perhaps you could find places like this in other cities in Japan. Why not go explore your neighborhood and share your discoveries with us?
See you around!
You may want to check this post as well.
Did anyone belly-flop into that rock garden while you were there?