This is a pseudo-Western-style building constructed in the Meiji period, of which there are few across the country (prefectually Important Cultural Property). Pseudo-Western is an architecture style in which a building is constructed to resemble a purely Western-style building after the Meiji Restoration. At this center, articles, such as handmade drafting instruments, rulers, and colors and picture plates for drawing, used by Ryuhan Kuki, head of the family and railway engineer, are displayed.

7-35 Yashiki-cho, Sanda City079-559-689910:00～16:00
Closed: Since closure of the facility depends on the season, please contact us by phone. 　Free of charge

This is a museum under the theme of “Harmonious relationships between people and nature.” As many as one million items are stored at this museum, and some of them are used for permanent exhibitions. Presented daily at this museum are a section for samples, such as fossils that can be freely handled, seminars and events held by researchers. There is also the “Museum of Nature and Human Activities,” a facility where the display of a fossil of a large herbivorous dinosaur discovered in Tamba City and cleaning work of dinosaur fossils can be observed.

6 Yayoigaoka, Sanda City079-559-200110:00～17:00　　Closed: Mondays (the following day if Monday is a holiday)
Adults: 210 yen, University students: 150 yen, High school students: 100 yen, Junior high school students or younger: Free of charge