Nashikkokan, Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum
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This is the place for pear lovers to learn everything about pears, from farm to table. Foreigners show passports and receive 50% off on the entrance fee. In the pear kitchen present entrance receipt and sample 3 kinds of pears. My favorite is OUSYU. The center of the museum is a giant pear tree, the showcase of the Tottori pear industry. Under careful cultivation, it’s more than 100 years old and said to produce thousands pears a year. What a marvel of agricultural technology! JR and local bus service are not fully synced. We arrived kurayoshi station and realized no bus available within an hour. We took a taxi instead. The fare was 1550 yen. Just an FYI.
Dave
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Such a special fun museum! It took about an hour for me to get there from Tottori station and the buses and trains do not run too frequently so plan ahead and know the train/bus times so you can keep watch. The museum itself is easy to find because it is so big!!! I was not expecting that. Only 150¥ to enter and there are 2 floors. A wealth of information in each section and even a library! There is a whole section for children to play and even a theater room. You can easily spend a couple of hours here. I enjoyed trying the 3 different types of pears. They were all so delicious!
M Reilly
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Make sure you come with some room in your stomach! The daily sample cup of three different types of pear is soooooo delicious. So was the pear ice cream. This pear museum is so well maintained and very educational! Lots of really cute old technologies that explain the process of pear planting, selecting, harvesting, etc. As foreigners, we got a 50% discount! Another pleasant surprise! Either way, it’s totally worth visiting! Staffs were super friendly and helpful.
Y C
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Upon entering the museum, a huge pear tree immediately captures your attention. As a visitor, a ticket allows you to exchange it for a bottle of pears, with the flavor varying depending on the season. Generally, you can savor three different kinds of pears on a single visit. Additionally, numerous interactive devices cater to both learning and entertainment for kids. It's definitely worth a visit.
溫蒂の花花世界
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Let it be known, the pears here are huge. This is a museum dedicated to the pear farmers and their craft of achieving such quality of fruit. The museum showed the route of the pear seeds from China to all parts of the world. There is a display of the different types of pears across the continents and the pear season of Japan. If you are in the neighborhood, this is a good site to visit.
C Neon
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The Museum is a great place to visit with family. It takes only a few hours but it's really informative and there is an animatronics theatre play, a movie screen and amazing displays of pear art. There is so much history, know - how and guidance for the whole place.
Anjali Suresh
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Kurayoshi White Wall Warehouses
Kurayosi Park square
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Basic Info
Address
198-4 Dakyojicho, Kurayoshi, Tottori 682-0816, Japan
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Phone
+81 858-23-1174
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Website
1174.sanin.jp
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The Tottori Nijisseiki Pear Museum is located in Kurayoshi, Tottori Prefecture, Japan, and dedicated to the history of the pear. Nashi are cultivated in the prefecture and are one of its mascots.
attractions: Kurayoshi White Wall Warehouses, Kurayosi Park square, Kurayoshi Future Center, Kurayoshi Museum, Tottori Prefectural Museum, Kamo Shrine, Daigakuin Temple, 倉吉パークスクエア屋外遊具, Hagoromo pond, restaurants: Townhouse Seisuian, SiraKabe Club, Cafe Diana, Curry TekeTeke, YumeYa Kurayoshi, バイキングレストラン ルース, Motomachikohi Tottorikurayoshinohanare, Gensui Shuzo Sake Brewery, Main Shop, Yumekura, 幸寿し お持ち帰り専門店

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