(4/29-6/12/22) Earthquake Recovery and Archaeological Dig／南相馬市公式ウェブサイト -Minamisoma City-

The 2011 Great East Japan caused a giant tsunami to crash into the Pacific Coast of the Tohoku region, sweeping away livelihood infrastructure from houses and roads to rice paddies.

The city began recovery projects and other efforts in every part of the city without delay, including archaeological excavations of historical ruins. In this exhibit, the museum will introduce and explain the results of excavations that have taken place since the earthquake until now.

Special Exhibit Poster/Leaflet (Japanese) (PDFファイル: 1.4MB)

In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, we ask for your cooperation in wearing a mask. This exhibition may be changed or cancelled due to COVID-19 countermeasures.

Exhibition Period

Friday, April 29 ～ Sunday, June 12, 2022

Museum Closed Days

Every Monday

Entrance Fee

General: 400 yen (350 yen)
High school student: 200 yen (150 yen)
ES/JHS student: 100 yen (80 yen)

Note: The entrance fee for permanent exhibits is included.
Prices in parentheses () are for groups of 20 people or more. For more information on fees, please see the Guide to Visiting the Museum.

Guide to Visiting the Museum

Free Entrance Days

Children’s Day: May 5 (Thursday, holiday)

International Museum Day: May 15 (Sunday) (observed)

Related Events

Museum Lecture (Sunday, May 8): “Earthquake Recovery and Archaeological Digs” (application required)