The Nagi Vicaria Museum in Nagi Town, Okayama Prefecture, is a unique museum showcasing fossils discovered in strata dating back approximately 16 million years. The museum was named after the large number of fossils of the Vicaria, a type of shellfish that lived around the area at the time. Here, visitors can learn about Nagi Town's ancient history through exhibits on the geology and various other fossils, including the Vicaria.

The greatest attraction of the Nagi Vicaria Museum is the fossil excavation experience. Visitors can dig for fossils using hammers and chisels in a fossil-hunting area. They can even take home any fossils they find, making it a perfect summer vacation project. Adults and children alike can rediscover their childhood and have fun.

Discounted tickets are available for the Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art.

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Each visitor may only take home one fossil.