The museum (fee required) realistically recreates the interior of the mine and life in the 1950s, providing an easy-to-understand explanation of the mine's workings and the tools used at the time. Outdoors, there's a replica of a Takase boat and scattered grassy areas, making it the perfect place for a leisurely stroll.

Retro trains and heavy railway machinery are displayed like sculptures in the park.

The park is beautifully maintained, and the abandoned railway line has been repurposed as a cycling path.

While there is an admission fee to enter the mine museum, the station and park are free to use.

[Trivia]
This area was used as a filming location for the TV drama "The Inugami Family" and the movie "Tonbi." The station building and yard have been praised for their state of preservation.

[Useful Concerns]
Regular exhibitions of preserved trains are currently suspended (no date for resumption). Check immediately beforehand for events or special public viewings.