Kagawa Archives & Resource Center honors the life and work of social activist Toyohiko Kagawa. One of Japan's most famous Christian evangelists and activists, the man dedicated his life to labor movements, agrarian movements and cooperative movements. He also supported relief activities in Kobe. See diaries, manuscripts, letters and documents from his work.

How to Get There

Kami-kitazawa StationKeio LineSouth Exit3 min on foot

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Opening Hours

10:00-16:30
TuesdaysWednesdaysThursdaysFridaysSaturdaysHolidays
*Last entry 30 minutes before closing
Closing days: MondaysSundaysNew Year's holidaysIrregular
*Closed during summer months

Price

General admission: 300 yen

Cash

Varies per exhibition or screening

Facility Info

RestroomsSmoking areas
JapaneseEnglish

Wheelchair rampElevatorMulti-purpose toilet

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