Nagaizumi-cho Inoue Yasushi Literature Hall

Info

Address:

515-149 Higashino, Nagaizumi-cho, Suruto-gun, Shizuoka

PublicTransportation:

JR Mishima Station South Exit → Fujikyu City Bus 40 minutes on the Sungawadaira Line, bus stop: Get off the entrance of the Buffet Museum, 6 minutes on foot

CarAccess:

5km 15 minutes from Shin-Tomei High-Speed Nagaizumi Numazu IC via Izu-Tori-Nuki-do

Phone Number:

055-986-1771

Parking Number:

50 units

Business Hours

10-17 o'clock (entry is until 30 minutes before closing)

Price

Adults and college students entering 200 yen, free of high school students and below

Spot Category

Museums・Science Museums・Archives

A simple and sophisticated design of the Nagaizumi-cho Inoue Yasushi Literature Hall

Materials about writer Yasushi Inoue on display

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