This museum focuses on the history of Nagoya City's water supply and sewage system maintenance from before the Edo period. We also carry a wide range of related items, such as old manholes, wooden pipes, and emergency toilets in times of disaster. There are also outdoor exhibits, so you can visit them in about 30 minutes to an hour. In the future, it seems like they would like to connect it to the Higashiyama Water Tower as a promenade, but it seems that completion is still a long way off.

At the Nagoya City Water and Sewage History Museum, we learned about sewage and waterworks from the Edo period in an easy-to-understand manner. I learned a lot from the historical exhibits. There were temporary toilets that can be used in times of disaster, disaster prevention exhibits, etc., and we even received free water from Nagoya City. We also got a manhole card, and there was also an exhibition of designed manholes. There is a parking lot, and it may be a fun facility for children to learn. There was also trick art.

マンホールカードを頂きに。 現在、合格祈願バッジが貰えます。

A museum where you can learn about the history and role of Nagoya's water and sewage systems. You can drink the cold Nagoya tap water at the entrance. All you can drink! There are many interesting exhibits that are worth seeing, starting with an exhibit on water and sewage systems from the time when the Owari clan used wooden gutters, and then talking about water intake and purification, and the evolution of piping attachments. It can be enjoyed not only by children but also by adults. Nagoya City manhole cards are distributed at the reception. I received something designed to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of sewerage service. If you take the train, it will take around 20 minutes on foot from the nearest station, so we recommend taking a bus from the station. There are 18 parking spaces for cars. Use of the facility, including parking, is free.

Visited in August 2023. It was a hot day, so the Kinshachi water (free of charge!) at the entrance was very delicious. The history of Nagoya's water and sewage systems is explained in an easy-to-understand manner. There is a time when there was a debate about whether to take water from the Kiso River or from Iruka Pond, and there are photos of when Iwaya Dam was in drought. It was interesting to include explanations about dams.

Both parking and admission are free. It looked stylish and the toilet was clean. There is a large parking lot and a bicycle parking lot. There is an exhibition of design manholes outside, and inside there is a replica of Nagoya City's original manhole and a guide map of where you can see the real thing. I also enjoyed the exhibits about waterworks, which seemed sophisticated. You can drink Nagoya tap water, which is called Kinchisui, chilled for free. At this time, you can receive a manhole card with a barn bridge drawn on it and a tin badge from the support project for examinees.

主に名古屋市内の、上下水道🚰の歴史が学べます。「水道史に残る重要人物」よりも「上下水道の仕組み」についてもっと深く知りたかったなあと思ったけど、名前が歴史館でしたね…(^_^;) ◆入場料無料 ◆所要時間: 30分～1時間弱程度 ◆写真撮影OK📸

名古屋市民ではありませんが、江戸時代から現代までの上下水道の仕組みが分かりました。無料の施設とはいえ、しっかりとした内容でした。

You can learn about the history of Nagoya's water and sewage systems. There were a lot of families there, but it wasn't too crowded, so I was able to enjoy the view at my leisure. I was able to drink cold tap water near the reception desk, which was helpful in the hot weather. By the way, the area up to Higashiyama Water Tower is under construction and will not be accessible until March 2024.

Learn about water and sewage systems. I learned not only about modern times but also about the history of waterworks. I also received a manhole card from Nagoya City. Admission and parking were both free of charge.

I visited the museum on the weekend to get a manhole card. It was a museum where you could learn about the history of Nagoya's old manholes and water, which are nostalgic not only for children but also for adults. There are optical illusion photo spots in front of the entrance and right after entering the entrance, although they don't have much to do with water.

I feel proud of Nagoya City. I went in early March 2024. The museum is divided into four exhibition rooms, and you can learn about the history of water from the Edo period to the present day for free. We are holding a quiz rally, and in addition to participation prizes, if you answer all the questions correctly, you will receive a free gift. Let me take a tour Through the efforts of our predecessors, we have secured water rights, and the citizens of Nagoya have realized that they no longer have to experience the hardships of water shortages.Also, with the Noto Peninsula earthquake cutting off the water supply lifeline, Nagoya City has been able to secure water rights in the event of a disaster. However, I was impressed that they are taking steps to prevent water outages. The inside of the building is bright and clean, and we recommend that Nagoya residents take a tour.

入館は無料です 名古屋市の水道事情を知ることができます 名古屋市民なら一度は言っておいて損はないと思います よく冷えた水道水が無料で飲めます 限定マンホールカードがいただけます

(Translated by Google) So was carried out in the car of a friend traffic do not know, but he is exhibiting the water supply and sewerage of the history of Nagoya, (Museum of Science in Kobe water, such as Osaka Sewerage Science Museum) other water Museums and compared with the exhibition room is narrow, slow sand filter, becomes unknown meaning that there is no knowledge because there is not no explanation is also listed keywords, such as activated sludge process. (Original) 友人の車で行ったので交通はわからない、名古屋の上下水道の歴史を展示してるのだが、他の水道博物館(神戸市水の科学博物館、大阪下水道科学館など)と比べると展示室は狭く、緩速ろ過、活性汚泥法などのキーワードが載ってても解説がないので知識がないと意味不明になってしまう。

水道の歴史が学べます。 パネル展示が充実しているのと、江戸時代の樋や初期の水道管やマンホールなど、貴重な資料も見ることができます。

(Translated by Google) Museum that shows the structure of water supply and distribution in the city of Nagoya since ancient times. (Original) Museu que mostra a estrutura de abastecimento e distribuição da água na cidade de Nagoya desde tempos antigos.

無料施設、名古屋の名水が無料で飲める 無料駐車場あり めっちゃ暇ならそれなりに楽しいそこそこな観光地

You can learn about Nagoya's water system for free. You can also get trading cards that are distributed for free throughout Japan. Japan is the only country with a variety of manhole cover designs, which are popular with manhole cover enthusiasts overseas.

A quiet place is nice sometimes

Got manhole cards here! Spent a few minutes to learn about Nagoya’s water system. 🙋🏻‍♀️

Free admission and parking available In today's world, people are very kind. You can also get a manhole card, so you can enjoy seeing a lot of things. It's very fun to play alone or with your family.

(Translated by Google) First of all, it's much narrower than I thought... I thought it was very interesting because there are some latest games like study games that children can enjoy, e? ! only this? It was as big as I thought. I had to park far away, It was during summer vacation, so I was surprised that it was very crowded even on weekdays. (Original) まず第一に、思ったよりずーっと狭い… 子供が楽しめるお勉強ゲームみたいなのは最新でいくつかありとても面白いと思いましたが、 え？！これだけ？と思うくらいの広さでした。 駐車場は遠くに停めなくてはいけなかったし、 夏休み中だったので平日でもとても混んでいてびっくりでした。