[History/Culture] [Sightseeing facilities/Leisure and sports]

Saiku Historical Museum

Saiku is the former location of the palace of the unmarried Imperial Princess Saiku, who served Ise-Jingu Shrine in place of the Emperor. The same Saioh (palace) and Saiku (princess) in The Tale of Genji or The Tale of Ise are introduced in easy-to-understand form using models and computer graphics based on the results of excavations and literary research.

Location	503 Takegawa Meiwa-cho >> Nearbysightseeing spots >> Nearbylodging
Access	15-minute walk from Saiku Station on Kintetsu Line
Fee (admission, etc.)	Adult 330yen College student 220yen High school student 220yen (Those with a group reduction) Additional charges for special exhibits. For persons 65 or older, the normal exhibit hall is free of charge.
Open	9:30～17:00 Last admission: 16:30
Facility closed, etc.	Monday（In case of holiday, on the following day, Except holidays, December 29 ~ December 31）
For further information:	Saiku Historical Museum TEL:0596-52-3800 FAX:0596-52-3724 E-mail:saiku@pref.mie.jp

Barrier-free

Wheelchair-accessible toilet