Fukui Prefectural Museum of Cultural History
A 1950s street rebuilt at full size, its objects placed to match period photographs.
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A 1950s street rebuilt at full size, its objects placed to match period photographs.
A Sengoku castle town buried whole and excavated street by street; its four gardens are Places of Special Scenic Beauty.
Excavated stone paving preserved exactly where it was found - the Sengoku ground lies under the museum floor.
A silver egg half-buried in the hills; among the world's three great dinosaur museums, architecture and display conceived together.
A place to try papermaking. At the Udatsu Craft Museum, you can watch craftsmen demonstrate the work.
On a hill where over 200 medieval kilns were found, lining up the great storage jars by century.
The heart of the Kawada lacquer district, where each divided stage can be watched in the workshops next door.
Over 90 percent of Japan's spectacle frames come from here - a winter side job that became a world titanium centre.
Lacquer objects 12,000 years old from Torihama - among the earliest known use of lacquer anywhere.
Coffins hollowed from local stone show it was being worked as far back as the fifth century.
The port where refugees on Sugihara's visas came ashore, rebuilt around photographs and testimony.
One of the provincial temples founded by the state; its foundation stones still map the scale of the compound.
On the province that supplied the imperial table, with a workshop where visitors grind their own lacquer chopsticks.