Visitor Information

Hours & Closed Days
Admission Fees
Access

Hours & Closed Days

Hours: 9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Last admission: 4:30 p.m.)
Closed: Mondays (Except on public holidays)

The day following a public holiday

Year-end and New Year holidays (December 29 – January 3)

For temporary closures, please check the Event Calendar.

Mandala Yuen: Winter closure from December 1 to March 31.

Admission Fees

The Joint Pass is available for purchase at any of the three facilities. The Combo Ticket is sold only at Tenjikan.

Joint Pass [Tenjikan \| Yobokan \| Mandala Yuen]	¥650
Combo Ticket for Tateyama Caldera Sabo Museum [Joint Pass + Caldera Sabo Museum Exhibition Hall]	¥960

Admission tickets for Tenjikan, Yobokan, or Mandala Yuen are sold at each facility respectively.

		General (Group)	Age 70 and over (Group)	University Students (Group)	High school age and younger
Tenjikan	Special Exhibition	¥200 (¥160)	¥200 (¥160)	¥100 (¥80)	Free admission
Tenjikan	Permanent Exhibition	¥300 (¥240)	Free admission	Free admission	Free admission
Yobokan		¥100 (¥80)	Free admission	Free admission	Free admission
Mandala Yuen		¥400 (¥320)	Free admission	Free admission	Free admission

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The discount rates for groups of 20 or more are indicated in parentheses.

Admission is free at all facilities for visitors of high school age and younger.

For university/college students: admission is free for permanent exhibitions (Tenjikan, Yobokan, and Mandala Yuen); fees apply for special exhibitions. Please present a student ID or other proof of enrollment.

For visitors aged 70 and over: admission is free for permanent exhibitions (Tenjikan, Yobokan, and Mandala Yuen); fees apply for special exhibitions. Please present a document verifying your date of birth (passport, driver’s license, or other official ID).

Free admission for visitors with disabilities and one accompanying person (valid documentation required).

The following facilities are free to use: Kyosanbo (except reserved rooms), Sangaku Shuko Miraikan, Zendobo, Shimake, Arimake, Kamoshika-en, and Gassho-Style Rest House.