Kashiwara City Museum of History｜Osaka area｜Sightseeing｜Tourist Information｜Japan Heritage: Katsuragi Shugen—The birthplace of Shugendo, a tradition passed down through generations of believers and villagers

Along with the permanent exhibition, there are also special exhibitions four times a year

There are only two complete Kofun period (300 to 710 AD) fire irons in Japan

There is also a special corner of Japan Heritage in the exhibition room

Introduce about the history of Kashiwara from the Jomon Period (13000 to 800 BC) to modern times. Exhibits of earthenware and roof tiles excavated from burial mounds and burial mounds. You can learn about life and culture at that time. Worth special mention is the bronze clothes iron “hinoshi” that was found at the Takaidayama Tumulus. This is the equivalent of a modern iron and is a very valuable cultural heritage.

Inquiries	072-976-3430
Address	1598-1 Takaida, Kashiwara-shi, Osaka Prefecture
Access	5 min. walk from JR Takaida Station
Admission	Free
Hours	9:30 to 17:00 (enter by 16:30)
Closed	Mondays (open on public holidays)
Parking	7 spaces

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