The museum introduces the life and work of Jun’ichi Watanabe, the Naoki Award-winning novelist who wrote "Shitsurakuen"(Paradise Lost), which captivated many readers.
Don’t miss the display room, where you can understand the literary world of Watanabe through books, handwritten manuscripts, galley proofs and special exhibits. Notes and manuscripts document the growth of this bestselling author.
Address: South 12-jo West 6-chome, Chuo-ku, Sapporo
Closed: Mon. (if the Mon. is a nat’l holiday, then closed that Tue. instead), year-end holidays and New Year’s holidays.
Hours: 9:30AM - 6PM from Mar. to Sept.; 9:30AM - 5:30PM from Oct. to Feb.; last admission 30 min. before closing
Admission: 300 yen for adults (200 yen for groups of 20 or more)
50 yen for junior high schoolers or elementary schoolers
50 yen for those visiting only the library
Access: An 8-min. walk from Nakajima-koen Subway Sta. (Namboku Line). A 3-min. walk from Nakajima-koen Dori Streetcar Stop.
Parking (free): 4 cars
Contact: 011-551-1282 (Watanabe Junichi Museum of Literature)
Note: Guided tours are available for groups of 20 or more.
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Elleair Square Sapporo Watanabe Junichi Museum of Literature
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■Facilities
| Facility |
Description |
Fee |
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| Tearoom |
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No admission fee |
Enter through the museum or through a door to the outside. |
| Lecture rooms |
- 82 built-in seats
- Speakers and microphones are available for rent.
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Room rental fee:
(1) 3 h: 15,750 yen
(2) 6 h: 21,000 yen
(3) 1 day (9AM - 6PM): 31,500 yen
(4) 1 h (6PM - 9PM): 5,250 yen
Grand piano rental: 10,500 yen
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Call for information and reservations. |
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