ふるさと世界の昆虫館

The gentle director will teach you everything from knowledge of insect beans to how to catch stag beetle larvae. Insect-loving boys are overjoyed.

There are rare insect specimens from around the world. There is a very kind director. You can actually pick it up and take a commemorative photo.

Insect museum in such a place …………… (^_^;) It's located in the back of the roadside station, Tamaro no Sato, so it's a little inconspicuous. If you know it, you may know it, the admission fee is not free but paid (^ _ ^;) For me who is not interested, very very ⤵⤵ I sold stag beetles. If you like it, please come here.

There is an admission fee I think it's cheap if you're with your child I'm sure you will be pleased

Amazing, there are so many kinds of insects to study and learn

An admission fee of 400 yen for adults and 300 yen for children will be paid. The inside is small, but it's spectacular When the staff came, I was able to touch live beetles and stag beetles. I was surprised that the hair of Satan beetle is so comfortable to touch. I was surprised to learn that I had collected so many from my personal collection. The parking lot was shared with a roadside station called Gyokuro-no-sato, and in the summer it seemed that we could play in the river nearby, and the parking lot was almost full of people's cars. The kids were delighted and it was really nice to take them.

I think children absolutely love it. It is full of handmade feeling and the admission fee is 400 yen for adults and 300 yen for children. However, I can collect the specimens lined up not only in Japan but also overseas. Not only beetles and stag beetles, but also canabuns, stick insects, butterflies, etc. "Children of Insects" (of course, the general public) talked about insects enthusiastically, so I understand that it is a facility that matches the glasses of insect enthusiasts. Of course, the director is also familiar with insects (or is there a lot of specimens from the director ??), so if you ask about how to raise beetles, how to distinguish between males and females from larvae, etc., interesting information that springs up. The exhibition that surprised me personally for the first time was "Complete Male and Female". It is an insect that is a mixture of males and females. To put it simply, "Mazinger Z's A type that separates male and female on the left and right like "Baron Ashura". The other seems to be a type in which males and females are mixed in a mosaic like a Dalmatian dog. It seems that it occurs stochastically at 1 / 300,000, but 1 / 300,000 is classified as a probability that 1 / 300,000 cannot occur in "Baki", but it happens. You get it. The director collected rare insects! It seems that such things are still posted on blogs (some people actually run to collect based on that information), and I feel the overflowing love of insects from such places. You can be enthusiastic !!

I went to the Insectarium in the Furusato World. It is annexed to the roadside station Tamaro no Sato. It was a great learning experience for me to teach me various things about insects. Children can also touch large beetles directly and are very excited! If you like it, you can stay longer! If you don't, it's a size that you can see right away. Looking at each specimen one by one takes a lot of time (laughs)