Seismic Preservation Work on the Prison House and Central Guard House of the original Abashiri Prison begins June 24, 2025.
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            | Adults | 1,500 yen | 
| Senior high school | 1,000 yen | 
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                    Elementary junior high school students  | 
                  750 yen | 


                The Abashiri Prison Museum is an outdoor museum of history.
                Buildings that have been for the Abashiri Prison since the
                Meiji era (1868–1912) are preserved and open to the
                public. 
The oldest building was constructed about 120
                years ago, 6 years after the Abashiri Prison was established.
                Logs were sawed into boards by inmates without using
                machinery, so you can see the rough finish on the surface of
                the thick beams and pillars. Visit the museum to learn about
                the history of the prison. First, visit the various pages of
                this website.
              

              Abashiri Prison Museum is an outdoor museum of history.
              Buildings that have been used in Abashiri Prison since the Meiji
              era (1868–1912) are preserved and open to the public.
              
The oldest building was constructed 109 years ago, 6 years
              after the prison was established. Logs were sawed into boards by
              inmates without using machinery, so you can see the rough finish
              on the surface of the thick beams and pillars. Visit the museum
              to learn about the history of the prison. First, visit the
              various pages of this website.
            

                  
                  
The Abashiri Prison Museum has introduced an entirely new VR experience to bring its long history and many untold stories to visitors using the latest technology. Through this innovative experience, visitors transform from mere observers to active participants in history.