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From JR Inawashiro Station on the Bantetsu Line, take the Bandai Tōto Bus for about 10 to 15 minutes and get off at the "Noguchi Memorial Museum" bus stop. By car, it's about 5 minutes from the Inawashiro Bandai Kōgen IC on the Banetsujidōsha Expressway.

Audio guides are available free of charge via smartphone using Wi-Fi for 28 exhibition areas in the museum. Japanese and English are supported.

There is a museum shop in the building that sells Sen no Rikyu-related postcards and goods, as well as souvenirs from Fukushima.

The Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Museum is located near the north shore of Lake Inawashiro, and Goshikinuma, Mount Bandai, and Inawashiro Ski Resort are also nearby. You can visit multiple sightseeing spots on the same day.

April to October: 9:00–17:30 (last entry 17:00); November to March: 9:00–16:30 (last entry 16:00). Open year-round except December 29 to January 3.

Yes, there are plenty of interactive exhibits such as the "Experience Bacterium" corner where children can learn about the bacterial world like a game, and a Hideyo Noguchi robot. It's a facility where primary school children through adults can learn and enjoy themselves.

The standard viewing time is about 1 to 2 hours. If you use the interactive exhibits and audio guide thoroughly, allow about 2 hours.

Adults (15 years and over) 600 yen, elementary and junior high school students 300 yen, preschool children free. A combined ticket for the Infectious Disease Museum is available during the regular season (March 16 to November 30). Please check the official website for group discounts.

This museum was opened alongside the Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Museum in 2022 and allows visitors to learn accurate knowledge about infectious diseases. It is open only during the regular season from March 16 to November 30.

Yes, his childhood home where he spent his early years is preserved in the museum in its original state and can be viewed free of charge. Original features remain, including the sunken hearth where he suffered a burn at age one and a half, and the wooden pillar where he carved his resolve before leaving for Tokyo at age 19.

Yes, the memorial museum has parking facilities. Please check the official website for details on capacity and fees.

Adults (15 years and over) 600 yen, elementary and junior high school students 300 yen, preschool children free. Combined tickets with the Infectious Disease Museum available (March 16 to November 30).

Fukushima Prefecture, Yama District, Inawashiro Town, Mitsuwakaza, Maeda 81

Yes, parking is available. Please check the official information for details.

Open year-round except December 29 – January 3

April–October: 9:00–17:30 (last entry 17:00) / November–March: 9:00–16:30 (last entry 16:00)

From Inawashiro Station on the JR Banetsu West Line, take the Bandai Tōto bus (towards Ura-Bandai) for about 10–15 minutes and get off at Noguchi Kinen-kan mae bus stop. By car from Inawashiro Bandai Kōgen IC on the Banetsu Expressway, it's about 5 minutes.