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| only museum in Japan specializes in cattle |
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Opened in 1995 in Oshu City, famous for its Maesawa beef cattle, this is
the only museum in Japan that specializes in cattle (and is rare worldwide).
The museum's theme is "exploring the coexistence of cattle and humans, and learning about life, nature, and humans."
The museum conducts research and exhibits on Maesawa beef and other cattle around the world, including stuffed animals, skeletons, fossils, and other items, as well as introducing the relationship between cattle and humans and beef dishes by part of the cow. Groups can experience butter-making and taste handmade cheese by applying in advance.
Exhibitions also include cattle that lived in the Japanese archipelago during the Paleolithic period and whose fossils have been found in ruins in neighboring areas. |
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