The Naruto German House
Built on the site of a relocation camp where German prisoners of WWI lived for three years, the Deutsches Haus displays mementos of their daily life, tools, and cultural objects. The soldiers interacted with the local community and formed an orchestra that presented the first performance in Japan of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.
Information
| Hours | 9:00-16:30 |
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| Closed | Every 4th Monday (If it falls on a holiday, closed the next day), Dec. 28 - 31 |
| Fee | Adult: 400 yen, Elementary or junior high school student: 100 yen |
| Access | About 20 minutes walk from JR Bando Station |
| Address | 13 Hirotsuka, Bando, Oasa-cho, Naruto-shi |
| Foreign Languages Available | English, German(Menus, Facility guide signs) |
Map
Contact
| Tel | 088-689-0099 |
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