History Museum of Murakami Pirates who ruled the Seto Inland Sea during the Warring States period

The strongest Murakami pirate in the Warring States period who controlled Setouchi. Noshima Castle, one of the homes of the Murakami pirates, was the setting for the novel "Murakami Pirates' Daughter". At the Murakami Suigun Museum, you can experience a number of Sengoku romance based on historical facts. It is the only pirate museum in Japan that both adults and children can enjoy, such as exhibiting valuable items from the Nojima Murakami family and experiencing wearing armor and kosode.

INFORMATION

business hours
9:00 to 17:00 (admission is until 16:30)
Holidays
Every Monday (in the case of a national holiday, transfer the next day in principle) December 29th-January 3rd
price
General: 310 yen Student: 160 yen. Group discount (20 people or more): Adults 250 yen, students 130 yen
address
794-22031285 Miyakubo, Miyakubo-cho, Imabari-shi
Phone Number
0897-74-1065
Website
Number of parking spaces
50
Parking fee
free
Parking notes
50 ordinary cars * There is also a bicycle parking lot for bicycle rental. (10 cars)

ACCESS

794-2203 
1285 Miyakubo, Miyakubo-cho, Imabari-shi

By car: * Oshima Kita IC and Oshima Minami IC are half interchanges, so you cannot get off at the nearest Oshima Kita IC from Imabari / Shikoku. On the contrary, please note that you cannot get off at the Oshima Minami IC from the direction of Honshu. From Onomichi / Honshu, about 3km from Oshimakita IC. From Imabari / Shikoku, about 10km from Oshima Minami IC. By transportation: From Onomichi / Honshu, get off at Shimanami Liner Oshima BS, about 11 minutes by Shimauchi Bus (Shimoda Water Port-Miyakubo-Hayakawa / Tomoura Line), get off at Murakami Suigun Museum, about 1 minute on foot. From Imabari / Shikoku, get off at Imabari Station, get off at Ishibunka Park, take the Shimauchi Bus (Shimoda Water Port-Miyakubo-Hayakawa / Tomoura Line) for about 8 minutes, get off at Murakami Suigun Museum, and walk for about 1 minute.

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