Tateyama Caldera Sabo Museum 富山県 立山カルデラ砂防博物館
The unknown side of Tateyama!
The Tateyama Caldera is one of the few collapsed areas in Japan with a unique natural environment created by volcanic activity and erosion. Located south of the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and the Midagahara plateau, this collapsed area with jagged ridges stands out. This museum will introduce you to how humans and nature interact along two themes: the “nature and history of the Tateyama Caldera” and “sediment control.” The exhibition hall includes dioramas, videos, and experimental stations to experience and learn about these two themes. The hazards brought about by the Tateyama Caldera and the sediment control that prevents disasters. How about coming to learn more about this other side of the beautiful Mt. Tateyama?
◆Tateyama Caldera 360º VR Theater
Come see the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and the Tateyama Caldera from the skies with views in all directions. There is a beautiful contrast between the scenery of the devastation remaining in the caldera and the grandiose natural environment of the Alpine Route.
- Area
- Tateyama
- Category
- Museums
Information
Address | 930-1406 富山県中新川郡立山町芦峅寺字ブナ坂68 |
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Telephone Number | 076-481-1160 |
Fax Number | 076-482-9100 |
Opening Times | 9:30-17:00 (doors close at 16:30) (Opens at 8:30 on Golden Week and in the summer) |
Closed | Monday, the day following a holiday, New Year’s holidays, museum fumigation period (mid-December), (no closures during the summer and Golden Week) |
Prices | General admission: 400 yen 320 yen per person for groups of 20 or more Free for university students or younger and people 70 years old or over |
Car Park | 17 parking spots and 3 parking spots for large vehicles Parking fee: free |
Getting There | 2 minutes away on foot from Tateyama Station 30 minutes by car away from the Tateyama I.C. on the Hokuriku Expressway |
Website | http://www.tatecal.or.jp/tatecal/English/haku-61en.html |