A part of the steamship "Iroha Maru" on which Ryoma Sakamoto was on display
Using an Edo-period storehouse as it is, part of the steamship "Iroha Maru" on which Sakamoto Ryoma rode has been salvaged and is on display. There is also a section that recreates Ryoma's hiding place, which was discovered in the house where Ryoma stayed in Tomo-cho. The Iroha Maru incident occurred in 1867 (Keio 3) when the "Iroha Maru," carrying Sakamoto Ryoma and other members of the Kaientai, collided with a ship from the Kishu Domain off the coast of Tomonoura, causing the "Iroha Maru" to sink.
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- 10: 00 ~ 16: 30
- Holidays
- There is a year-end and New Year holidays. Please contact us for details. (084-982-1681)
- price
- 200 yen, free for children under elementary school age
- address
- 〒720-0201843-1 Tomo, Tomo-cho, Fukuyama-shi
- Phone Number
- 084-982-1681
- Fax number
- 084-982-2970
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