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The Kiseki Museum of World Stones
The Kiseki Museum of World Stones
The Kiseki Museum of World Stones
The Kiseki Museum of World Stones
The Kiseki Museum of World Stones

The Kiseki Museum of World Stones

MuseumTourist Attraction

4.3

(1.8k)

This small museum is dedicated to rare stones, fossils, and minerals, offering a surprisingly extensive collection. It features both scientific explanations and engaging displays, including hands-on exhibits.

Address

3670 Yamamiya, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka 418-0111, Japan

Website

http://www.kiseki-jp.com/

Opening Hours

9:00 AM – 4:45 PM (Fri)

Phone

+81 544-58-3830

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Worth it?

Worth it if you enjoy interactive exhibits and a friendly atmosphere

Skip if you prefer museums with extensive English explanations

Reviewers consistently praise the friendly and enthusiastic staff.3 mentions

The museum offers a wide and extensive variety of unique and interesting stones, fossils, and minerals.4 mentions

Information in languages other than Japanese is limited, though an English guidebook may be available.2 mentions

Location

3670 Yamamiya, Fujinomiya, Shizuoka 418-0111, Japan

Highlights

Staff members give entertaining demonstrations of special rocks, sometimes in English.

Many exhibits allow you to touch the rocks and fossils, which is a unique experience.

Who it's for

Good for kids
Family with kids
Solo
Couples
Wheelchair entrance
Accessible restroom
Accessible parking
Free parking

Families with children will find it particularly engaging, as will anyone interested in geology or looking for a unique, relaxing stop.

Know before you go

While some staff demonstrations are in English, most exhibit explanations are in Japanese.

Reviews

4.3

Very good

5 Reviews

Visitors love the wide variety of unique stones and fossils, as well as the fun gem-hunting experience. They highlight the affordable admission, engaging exhibits, and family-friendly atmosphere, often praising the helpful and enthusiastic staff.

Fun facts

The museum first opened its doors in 1971.


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