The Forest Museum exhibits a variety of materials, including extremely large logs, and posters explaining the stand-based forest management system used (‘rinbun segyo-ho’ in Japanese). The restored building was the Rokugo field office, which was built in 1927. You can walk along the Shiratoriyama Walking Path behind the museum.
【Opening period】: Weekdays between 3 April to 30 November
【Opening time】: 9:00-15:00
【Fee】: Free
Visiting procedure
► For personal visits, write your name at the entrance. No prior application is required for personal visits.
► For organizations/educational groups: prior notice is required for visits by organizations/educational groups. Please submit the following application form to the UTHF Office by the 20th of the month prior to the date you wish to visit the arboretum.
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Notes and Rules
► Use of the facilities is not permitted for profit-making events or events that contribute to the profit of a specific individual, corporation, or organization. Please note that this also applies to tours conducted by travel agencies and guided tours conducted by tour guides for a fee.
► As mentioned above, prior applications are required for visits by organizations/educational groups.
► The UTHF and the University of Tokyo do not take responsibility for any accidents in the UTHF. Please pay attention to safety.
► The following acts are strictly prohibited.
・Commercial activity;
・Any activity conflicting with the interests of the University of Tokyo;
・Smoking, fire use, and hazardous items;
・Taking pictures or video of the research posters.
► Please park your car in a parking space and visit the facilities on foot.
► Pets are not allowed.
► Assistance dogs, such as guide dogs, hearing dogs, or service dogs, are permitted if you comply with the following rules:
・Please don't let your dog pee or poop.
・Please don't let your dog damage the exhibits and the flooring materials.
・You are responsible for keeping your dog under control at all times.
► Please remove your shoes and place them in the shoe locker at the entrance.
► Please take your rubbish home with you.
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Forest Museum
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