Activity
Exhibit Tour and Edamame Harvesting Experience
Recommended For
Duration
2 Hours
Children can also participate in the harvesting experience, so please bring the whole family! The museum is open for tours year-round (April to November: 9:00–17:00, December to March: 10:00–16:00).
About Activity
You will have the opportunity to tour exhibits featuring old household items and farming tools, as well as displays about Kenryu Miyake's overseas studies. Additionally, you can experience harvesting edamame from homegrown soybean plants.
How to Participate
Approximately a 10-minute walk south from the Heartpia bus stop.
- About Price
- Adults: Edamame Harvest ¥600/plant, Admission ¥500 (¥400 for 15+ group), Children: Edamame Harvest ¥600/plant, Admission ¥300 (¥200 for 15+ group)
- Duration
- 2 Hours
- Holding Period
- Friday, October 17, and Saturday, October 18, Reiwa 7 (2025)
- Booking Deadline
- Please make a reservation before your visit (at least one day in advance).
- Notes
- For the harvesting experience, please wear clothes and shoes that you don't mind getting dirty. Bring your own work gloves as well. Scissors are available for free rental. There is free parking for about 5 cars.
Access
Organizer
Takahashi Masaru Memorial Museum & Miyake Kenryu Art Museum
Our facility includes the Takahashi Masaru Memorial Museum on the first floor, which showcases items used by Masaru Takahashi (1926–2023) throughout his student life (including textbooks from the Army Preparatory School and Aviation Officer School), daily life, and agriculture, spanning from the late Edo period to the Showa and Heisei eras, as well as memoirs of his experiences in Siberian internment. The second floor houses the Miyake Kenryu Art Museum, featuring selected works by Kenryu Miyake (real name: Sakae, 1917–2016), a calligrapher who received the Prime Minister’s Award and Sasayama City Honorary Citizen Award in 2005.
