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I went after enjoying the Setsubun event at Ishiteji Temple. Ishiteji → I took a bus to Dogo Onsen Station and walked from Dogo Onsen Station. Is it about 20 minutes on foot? It was inconvenient to go by train from Dogo Onsen Station, so I walked. I went there on Saturday, but the visitors were so good that they could fit in one hand that I enjoyed it almost in a chartered state. It's a university museum. It was more fulfilling than I expected. I was able to enjoy it for free. There are insect specimens, so small children ...
About 5 minutes walk from the "Red Cross Hospital Mae" tram stop on the Iyo Railway City Line (tram). A museum located on the Johoku campus of Ehime University. Free admission. Currently, the museum is closed due to the corona disaster and the reopening time is unknown. Before visiting the museum, you should check the opening / closing of the museum on the official website.
For my insect-loving son, I took it as one of the sightseeing spots in Ehime. My son, who had captured the Martinyan dragonfly, was disappointed that there were no specimens of Martinyanma at the Ueno Museum or at a large museum, but at the Ehime University Museum, There was a specimen of Martin Yanma ‼️ My son was very excited. There were no other customers, so it was good to take a closer look and take a free look. There is a parking lot in the university ...
The contents of the exhibition are very interesting! !! Especially insect specimens .... It's nice to be able to see it slowly because there are no people at all.
I brought a foreign customer. It's not very famous and it's not a big museum, but it's a recommended "little-known spot". The specimens collected from insects from the world are clean and fulfilling. It is also popular with children. Please also see the "Hime Diamond", which boasts the hardest in the world. In principle, the museum is closed on Tuesdays.
You can enjoy it for free.
I went after enjoying the Setsubun event at Ishiteji Temple. Ishiteji → I took a bus to Dogo Onsen Station and walked from Dogo Onsen Station. Is it about 20 minutes on foot? It was inconvenient to go by train from Dogo Onsen Station, so I walked. I went there on Saturday, but the visitors were so good that they could fit in one hand that I enjoyed it almost in a chartered state. It's a university museum. It was more fulfilling than I expected. I was able to enjoy it for free. There are insect specimens, so small children ...
Closed due to corona
About 5 minutes walk from the "Red Cross Hospital Mae" tram stop on the Iyo Railway City Line (tram). A museum located on the Johoku campus of Ehime University. Free admission. Currently, the museum is closed due to the corona disaster and the reopening time is unknown. Before visiting the museum, you should check the opening / closing of the museum on the official website.
It's free, but it's great.
For my insect-loving son, I took it as one of the sightseeing spots in Ehime. My son, who had captured the Martinyan dragonfly, was disappointed that there were no specimens of Martinyanma at the Ueno Museum or at a large museum, but at the Ehime University Museum, There was a specimen of Martin Yanma ‼️ My son was very excited. There were no other customers, so it was good to take a closer look and take a free look. There is a parking lot in the university ...
i think it's interesting!
The contents of the exhibition are very interesting! !! Especially insect specimens .... It's nice to be able to see it slowly because there are no people at all.
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I brought a foreign customer. It's not very famous and it's not a big museum, but it's a recommended "little-known spot". The specimens collected from insects from the world are clean and fulfilling. It is also popular with children. Please also see the "Hime Diamond", which boasts the hardest in the world. In principle, the museum is closed on Tuesdays.