Genbudo Museum - Toyooka

I think it's a wonderful facility where you can feel the history ? There were many new things I noticed, such as the fact that trees became "stones" over the years and there were fossils of dinosaur droppings. ☺️✨ There were a lot of beautiful stones, so just looking at them will heal you ?✨✨

The motivation for visiting the Genbudo Museum was that I was curious about how it was exhibited at the place where I discovered that the magnetic fields of Genbudo and Dr. Matsuyama had been reversed. In addition, the name of Chibanian was confirmed after winning the competition with Italy. Japan is located in a delicate place surrounded by many plates, and is constantly suffering from large earthquakes. What surprised me when I came was the natural appearance of the minerals created by nature. There are so many different minerals on Earth, depending on where they are produced, their temperature, pressure, and their surroundings, and of course some may have jumped out of space. The natural beauty of minerals suddenly uttered at the moment when the image of minerals was completely shattered. When I was a student, I tried to remember the element symbols with something like "Sailor Ribe my ship ...", but it didn't work. A long time ago, I saw manganese delivered to Yawata Iron & Steel being transported by freight car, but it was shining black. However, there was a rough pink stone in front of me. Will these minerals change color and shape to completely different ones due to the influence of other elements during the formation process? These minerals can be gems, high-tech materials and chemicals. It will enrich humanity with new discoveries. There are many fossil exhibits such as dinosaur poop fossils and whale otoliths, so I'm not completely interested. I was glad that the museum guide was able to guide me even while I was busy. I hear that the owner has thrown out his private property and collected excellent exhibits. Perhaps the locals will introduce the unknown treasures of Tajima and Tango, and imagine the opportunity to think about important things in such extraordinary situations. Only thank you.

Basically, it is a place where you can see various stones. Those who are not very interested in stones may not be interesting ... It was interesting because there were a lot of beautiful stones, but if you don't like museums, I think you'll be happy. It was fun for me, but the kids who came were soon bored ?

To be honest, the museum itself wasn't that interesting. Since it is for people who have some knowledge about ore, the explanation starts on that premise. There are quite a lot of exhibits, and it is said that photography is OK, but the price of 800 yen for adults is a delicate place. On the other hand, the park was free, but I saw something amazing. Signs are erected in each cave, and details such as why it was shaped like this are written. There are five caves, but the grandeur of Genbudo was particularly impressive.

Admission fee is 800 yen. I was very satisfied. Mineral lovers will love it. Exhibits such as fossil replicas, things that you can touch and play with lithophones, and a glowing stone corner seemed to be popular with children. The shop at the annex was also full of souvenirs.