Izumo-da Shrine is located in Izumo-da Shrine. Koizumi, who studies Japanese culture, once praised Izumo-da Shrine as the oldest shrine in Japan. The ancient Izumo-da Shrine is located next to Izumo-da Shrine.
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Shimane Prefecture Ancient Izumo History Museum Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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The Ancient Izumo History Museum is just east of the Izumo Taisha Shrine. It is the work of the garden master Toru Mitani. It opened on March 10, 2007. Most of the exhibits in the museum are set up with the theme of inheriting the ancient history and culture of Izumo, and most of them are historical relics of Izumo, such as the national treasure bronze swords and bronze spears unearthed from the ruins of Arakami Valley, the national treasure bronze bells unearthed from the Kamo Iwakura ruins, Queen Himiko's mirror and more.
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Shimane Prefecture Ancient Izumo History Museum Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Izumo-da Shrine is located in Izumo-da Shrine. Koizumi, who studies Japanese culture, once praised Izumo-da Shrine as the oldest shrine in Japan. The ancient Izumo-da Shrine is located next to Izumo-da Shrine.
The museum's exhibits are set up with the theme of inheriting the ancient history and culture of the ancient land of the clouds. A large number of national treasure-level bronzes are worth seeing.
The exhibits are very historical.
The displays are very rich, and historically this is a must-see place for soldiers.
There is a charge for exhibitions in the museum, 620 yen for adults, 410 yen for university students, and 200 yen for elementary school students. Admission to the special exhibition varies for each exhibition.