Amenities & accessibility
Admission to the Special Exhibition Hall and Cultural Exchange Exhibition Hall is free for visitors who hold disability passes, and up to one accompanying caretaker.
- Please do not purchase tickets beforehand. Instead, please approach our staff directly at the entrances of the exhibition halls for entry.
- Free parking is available. In the event that visitors with disability passes have come to the museum by bus, please note that free parking will only apply if over one-third of its passengers have their disability passes on hand.
- Please show your disability passes or Mirairo ID app screen at the entrance to the exhibition hall for free entry.
- For group visits, one person from the group can apply as a representative. In this case, only the representative needs to show their disability documentation. Group visitors who wish to make use of this provision should follow the instructions in the form below (Japanese only).
For visitors who use wheelchairs
- We have fifteen (15) wheelchairs available for rental. Please approach our staff for assistance.
- Visitors coming to the museum by car should make use of the dedicated parking spaces available next to the main entrance of the museum.
- Visitors coming to the museum from Nishitetsu Dazaifu station should make use of the Rainbow Tunnel, which is located next to the Dazaifu Amusement Park. This wheelchair-accessible route leads up the mountain to the museum entrance and is fitted with a platform lift. Visitors who wish to use the lift should speak to our staff via the intercom. Up to one person may board the lift with the primary user.
Platform lift
Wheelchair-accessible facilities
- Accessible restrooms and elevators are available on the first, third, and fourth floors of the museum (the second floor is a staff-only area).
Wheelchair-accessible restroom
For visitors with small children
- We have eight (8) strollers available for rental. Please approach our staff for assistance.
- The nursing room is located on the first floor of the museum building.
- Diaper-changing tables are available in all women’s restrooms and accessible restrooms.
- In the event that the exhibition halls are experiencing a high volume of people, we may advise you to avoid entering the gallery until conditions improve. We ask that you also bring along a spare baby harness in the event this happens.
Nursing room
For visitors who suddenly feel unwell
- There are sick bays located on the first and fourth floors of the museum. Visitors who are feeling unwell should approach our staff for assistance.
Sick bay
For visitors with service and guide dogs
- Service and guide dogs are welcome in our museum. There is a dedicated toilet space for them outside the building. Please clean up the area appropriately after use.
- We would like to request that visitors with pets (as opposed to formally certified service animals) refrain from using this area.
Toilet for service dogs
For visually impaired or Deaf visitors
- The Cultural Exchange Exhibition Hall on the fourth floor is equipped with special guidance tags.
- Visually impaired visitors can make use of the NaviLens application to read and launch explanatory guides on the exhibits.
- Deaf visitors should use NaviLens GO to launch sign language-assisted explanatory videos.
- For more information on this initiative, please refer to this page.
Navilens