Since photography inside the museum is prohibited, I took my time and took my time to record it in my mind. The flower cutouts made with stamps were very impressive. When I went, there was a special exhibition of stamps from the Year of the Pig, and I had fun looking through everything from the oldest to the most recent.

(Translated by Google) The admission fee is 500 yen for adults. Parking is free. There are also two parking lots in front of the building for people with disabilities. The building here is said to have been relocated from Iwate prefecture. Originally, it is said to be the Baji Cultural Museum "Shoutokukan". The "Namako wall" with the stamp design embedded in it is interesting. The door was also heavy. It's okay to take pictures up to the front door 👌, but I can't take pictures inside. The world's first "Penny Black" and Japan's first "Ryubun Stamp" Olympic-related stamps, thematic stamps, etc.! Actually, my hobby is collecting stamps from all over the world. There are about 50 countries, but they are not classified! 😅 If you don't do it properly ... There are many things that I do not know where the country is. There was nothing overseas here. I also wanted to see things from overseas. The staff was kind. Corona measures were also perfect. (Original) 入館料は大人500円です。 駐車場は無料です。 お身体が不自由な方の駐車場も建物の前に二台有ります。 ここの建物は岩手県から移築されたものだそうです。 もとは、馬事文化資料館「称徳館」だそうです。 切手の図案を埋め込んだ「なまこ壁」は面白いですね。 扉も重厚でした。 玄関先までは、写真オッケー👌ですが、中は撮れません。 貴重な世界最初の「ペニー ブラック」や日本最初の「竜文切手」 オリンピック関連の切手、テーマ別の切手等など! 実は私の趣味は世界の切手集めです。 50カ国くらい有りますが、分類が出来ていません!😅 ちゃんとしなければ… 何処の国かわからないものが多数有ります。 ここは、海外の物はありませんでした。 海外の物も見たかったです。 スタッフ親切でした。 コロナ対策も万全でした。

There is a collection of very rare stamps on display inside the museum, but photography is prohibited. The round mailbox set up in front of the entrance is for display purposes and cannot be used for posting, but the blue one is a round mailbox exclusively for express delivery and is extremely rare.

The Japanese Stamp Museum has considerable history and is worth a visit.

Hmm. It was less content than I expected. It seems that not all stamps ever issued in Japan are on display. We have old stamps that were passed down to us from our grandparents and parents, but we didn't have any of them here. It's more about the location. It is difficult to walk from the station due to the steep slope, so be prepared. If you don't have your own car, it might be better to use a taxi.

A tiny place, but many stamp collections here, quite new for me

主人が「切手文化博物館」の看板を見て急きょ立ち寄ることになり行って良かったです。切手に興味のある方は穴場です。静かで落ちつきます。女性スタッフの方もとても親切でした。そして、懐かし切手等を見ていたら可愛いスヌーピーの（切手の入ったキーホルダー）が目に入りその場で大切な友人に手紙を添えてキーホルダーを送りました。キーホルダーは300円そこそこで郵送代は（切手）94円で送れました。たまたま、車中に封筒があったので買わずにすみました。女性スタッフの方へその節は親切にして頂きありがとうございました。

切手博物館は　有馬古泉閣の中にあります～ 竹藪をあがっていくと切手博物館です 入るとすぐに　世界で初めて使われた切手　「ペニーブラック」が飾ってあり　珍しい切手の数々　切手好きのかたは必見ですね

(Translated by Google) If you look at the stamps, you can see the history! surprised! It's hard to walk from the hot springs (Original) 切手を見れば歴史がわかる！ びっくりしました！ 温泉から徒歩はきついよ

There are surprisingly few exhibits. There was a time in the past when stamp collecting was a popular hobby, and I know a lot about stamps, so it was nostalgic and interesting. I don't think it's interesting at all if you're not interested in mail.

It appears to be a memorial museum built by a stamp and postcard collector, and mainly used and rare stamps and postcards are on display. The building and grounds are very well maintained. Even though I went there before they opened at 10am, they let me in and told me I could park there until 4pm, so I was able to leisurely explore Arima Onsen Town. I thought the admission fee of 800 yen per person was expensive, but I think the service made up for it.

① I walked from Kamenoi Hotel, so it was easy to get there, but walking from the station is uphill... ②I think it's a great place for stamp lovers. It was interesting to see so many rare stamps. The explanatory text is difficult, so I think I should have studied it a little more. lol ③Photography of the exhibits is prohibited. It's not a place you go out of your way to go to, Next, it's a good place to go.

Rare and familiar stamps are on display. You can enjoy the history of stamps and forget about time. The building is retro and has a nice atmosphere. It would be nice to come on a trip to Arima Onsen, but it might not be listed in the guidebook.

First visit in the afternoon of May 15, 2023. To kill time before going to the nearby Kosenkaku CI. The regular price was 800 yen because I went directly from the inn, but I heard that discount coupons are available at the Arima Onsen Tourist Information Center. Photography inside the museum is prohibited. I'm a fan of stamps, but unfortunately I'm not satisfied with the price.

It was far away from Arima Onsen Station and there were hills, so it was difficult to walk. It was close to Taiko-no-Yu, and as a junior high school student, I liked that it was free. If you're like me and don't know much about stamps, I think it will take you about 15 to 20 minutes to look inside. The staff was very nice, and even when I went there just before closing time, they treated me in a friendly manner.

收門票¥800，集郵者可參考

切手に興味の無い人には退屈で料金も８００円は高いと感じるでしょう。

まさかこのような場所で、こんなかなり立派な切手のコレクションが拝見できるとは思ってなかったのでびっくり。