Experience making algae salt / Restoration exhibition hall of ancient salt making ruins

Reproduce the origin of salt making

It is located on Kamikamagari Island on the Akinada Tobishima Kaido. It all began with a piece of pottery found on the beach in 1982. This pottery, which was the bottom part of an ancient salt-making pottery, along with the salt-making ruins (Okiura ruins) that were excavated later, became a clue to unraveling the romance of ancient times. The Ancient Salt-making Ruins Restoration Exhibition Hall is an exhibition hall that has been restored so that the ancient pottery salt-making ruins can be viewed in the same condition as when they were excavated, and is covered with a roof. In the seaweed salt-making experience, you can experience the ancient salt-making method of concentrating seawater using seaweed (Hagawara) soaked in seawater and pottery. You can experience the excitement of making it with time and effort, the natural taste, and the romance of ancient times.

INFORMATION

business hours
Ancient Salt Remains Restoration Exhibition Hall / 09: 00 ~ 16: 00 * Closed at 17:00. Experience making algae salt / 09: 00 ~ 17: 00
Holidays
Monday / Tuesday * If it is a national holiday, the next day
price
Ancient salt ruins restoration exhibition hall / free, algae salt making experience up to 5 people / 5,000 yen, for each additional person / 1,000 yen
address
737-04027646-3 Oura, Kamagaricho, Kure City
Phone Number
0823-66-1040
080-6304-0197
Website
Number of parking spaces
30
Parking fee
free
Parking notes
100 units (free)

ACCESS

737-0402 
7646-3 Oura, Kamagaricho, Kure City

About 45 minutes by car from Hiroshima Kure Road Kure IC via National Highway 185 via Akinada Bridge and Kamagari Bridge. Alternatively, it is a 45-minute bus ride from JR Hiro Station and a 15-minute walk from Koigahama Bus Stop. Or 2 hours by bus from JR Hiroshima Station, 15 minutes on foot from Koigahama bus stop

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