The achievements of adventurer Naomi Uemura, who became the first Japanese to climb Mount Everest and the world's first person to make a solo trip to the North Pole by dog sled, are now here - the "Uemura Spirit" from a new sports culture base.

見るUemura Adventure Hall

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The Uemura Adventure Museum reopened in December 2021 in the Uemura Memorial Kaga Sports Center with the concept of "Naomi Uemura, still here" as its exhibition concept.

In the third floor exhibition room, a video showing the world-famous adventurer Naomi Uemura's representative adventures is shown, as well as equipment he used during his adventures and a chronology of his adventures.

Facility Overview

1st floor: Uemura Challenge Base

Symbolic display (dog sledding replica), exhibition space, book space

2nd floor: Large panel display (displays related to adventures, etc.)

3rd floor Uemura Adventure Hall

Permanent exhibition, special exhibition, museum store, Donguri Library

Staircase "Corridor of Words" (words by adventurer Naomi Uemura)

A Word from the Facility

The images projected in the Introduction Theater on the third floor of the Adventure Pavilion are breathtaking!
Please enjoy Mr. Uemura's adventures with a realistic visual experience.

information

Location
10-5, Kaga 1-chome, Itabashi-ku, Tokyo
Hours.
10:00-18:00 (admission to the 3rd floor exhibition room until 17:30)
regular closing day
Every Monday, Year-end and New Year
nearest station
7-minute walk from Itabashi-Kuyakushomae Station (Exit A1) on the Toei Mita Line.
Short walk from Higashi Itabashi Gymnasium Entrance on the Kokusai Kogyo Bus (Route O22)
parking lot
28 parking spaces available (*Parking lot at Kaga Sports Center)
Charge
nil
Other Fees
Parking fee not included
TEL
03－6912－4703
WEB
Uemura Adventure Hall(external link)
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