Sanuki Soy Sauce Art Museum

Sanukishoyuga Museum

Museum • 1-chōme-6-30 Honmachi, Sakaide, Kagawa 762-0044, Japan

4(6 reviews)

Aromatic Sanuki Specialty

Touch the Traditional Soy Sauce Culture at the Museum

Located in Sakaide City, the Sanuki Soy Sauce Art Museum is a museum operated by the local long-established soy sauce brewery, Kamada Soy Sauce. In this area, there are preserved old folk houses that survived air raids, and the museum exhibits items from that time and materials related to soy sauce production.

Innovative Contemporary Art Works

Among the museum's exhibits are many contemporary art works themed around soy sauce. Visitors will be amazed by the creative works born from unique ideas.

Experience Painting with Soy Sauce

Here you can actually experience painting with soy sauce. Utilize the rich aroma and color of soy sauce, and freely unleash your imagination to create your own work. You may unexpectedly discover your artistic talent.

Taste the Aromatic Soy Sauce from a Long-Established Brewery

At the direct sales office on the museum grounds, you can purchase products from Kamada Soy Sauce. Please savor the rich and elegant aroma of soy sauce produced through years of history and tradition.

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Reviews

3(2 years ago)

Shoichi Hatada

It is one of the few local cities in Japan that escaped air raids. There is an old family that made a fortune in the soy sauce industry, and there is still a soy sauce factory there. There may have been business with Hikita Town, which also had a thriving soy sauce industry☺️ I didn't have the entrance fee with me, so I'll report on the inside at a later date, but the fact that the historical materials are preserved and displayed is very interesting and moving.

4(4 years ago)

岡幹也

Admission fee: 200 yen You can enter both the Yotsuya Simon Doll Museum and the Kamata Mutual Aid Society Folk Museum, collect stamps, and then go to the Kamata Soy Sauce Direct Sales Shop and receive a souvenir. I think it's definitely better to visit both. You can also try your hand at soy sauce painting. (Paid) 100 yen per person Painting with the nice scent of soy sauce is also a good thing. Some of the exhibits are quite surreal and interesting. When I first checked in at the Yotsuya Simon Doll Museum entrance, I met the lady in charge. will explain it to you in detail. Parking is also free. There was also a toilet.

4(4 years ago)

ARK MKK

Entrance fee 200 yen Reception at the Simon Doll Museum next door Both buildings are said to be cultural properties. I was surprised by the detailed explanation of the building and exhibits. It was small, but the building alone was worth more than 200 yen. I was happy when he asked me to park my car in the parking lot and go sightseeing around (*´ω｀*) You can buy Kamata soy sauce products and soy sauce brush pens at the parking lot entrance. Minus 1 because I got lost before going.

4(4 years ago)

An art museum (?) run by Kamata Soy Sauce, famous for its dashi soy sauce. I think it will be interesting for modern art lovers.

4(a year ago)

yasu

It's quite interesting. I visited several times when I had time. it's recommended.

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