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How do I get there?
From JR Aso Station, take the Sanko Bus (Takamori Line via Kusasenri) for about 30 minutes and get off at Kusasenri Bus Stop. By car, take the Kyushu Expressway from Kumamoto IC via Route 57 toward Aso, about 60 minutes.
주변 (1)
How far is it from Kusasenri?
The museum is adjacent to Kusasenri, with a vast grassland spreading out in front. You can enjoy both the museum and Kusasenri sightseeing together, including horseback riding and walks.
아이 동반 (1)
Are there exhibits children will enjoy?
Yes. We have kinetic models explaining Aso's formation, dramatic live crater footage, and a 3rd-floor ultra-wide multiscreen experience. The museum is well-equipped with interactive content for children.
요금 (1)
What is the admission fee?
¥880 for ages 13–64, ¥440 for elementary school children, and free for ages 6 and under. Group discounts are also available. Please check the official website for details.
시설 (2)
What is the difference between this and Aso Sanjo Visitor Center?
Aso Volcano Museum (paid admission) is a museum with extensive scientific and historical displays of Aso volcano and live crater footage. The adjacent Aso Sanjo Visitor Center (free admission) focuses mainly on trekking and tourism information. The two facilities have a complementary relationship.
Can I buy souvenirs?
Yes, there is a souvenir corner on the 1st floor selling Aso specialties and original goods available only at the museum. A dining facility is also located here.
볼거리 (1)
Can I enjoy the visit even if Aso's crater is restricted?
Yes. Inside the museum you can view real-time live footage of the Nakadake crater on large screens, captured by two cameras installed at the crater wall. Even when access to the crater is restricted, you can experience the dramatic images and sound with a sense of immediacy.
견학 (2)
How long does it take to see everything?
Roughly 40–60 minutes to view all the exhibits. On the 3rd floor, the 170-degree ultra-wide multiscreen hall lets you experience the natural scenery of Aso and its volcanic crater. If you also include a walk around Kusasenri, allow 2–3 hours.
Can I take photographs inside?
Photography is not permitted inside the museum. You can freely photograph outdoors, such as around Kusasenri.
비 오는 날 (1)
Can I enjoy it on rainy or bad weather days?
The museum is an indoor facility, so you can enjoy it comfortably even in rain or bad weather. When the crater has poor visibility due to smoke and other conditions, you can watch dynamic live footage of the crater in the crater live video corner inside the museum.
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Is there parking?
You can use the paid Kusasenri parking lot in front of the museum. Large vehicles can be accommodated.
기타 (6)
What is the address?
Kumamoto Prefecture, Aso City, Akamizu 1930-1
How do I get there?
Approximately 30 minutes by Sanko bus from JR Aso Station (get off at Kusasenrigahama), or approximately 60 minutes from Kumamoto IC on the Kyushu Expressway via National Route 57
What are the opening hours?
9:00–17:00 (last admission 16:30)
When is it closed?
January 14 and July 14 each year
What is the admission fee?
¥880 for ages 13–64, ¥440 for elementary school students, free for ages 6 and under (other discounts available)
Is there a parking lot?
Yes, parking is available. Please check the official information for details.