Hyogo-Kobe | Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Center for the Future of Humanity and Disaster Prevention (DRI) Admission Ticket

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Overview

Disaster prevention education facilities centered on the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake serve to pass on disaster experiences and lessons. Through exhibits and learning, it establishes disaster reduction concepts and is suitable for families, students, and general tourists. As a hub for disaster prevention information dissemination, we need to gain a deeper understanding of disaster culture and social resilience. Purchase an open ticket on KKday. The ticket is valid for 3 months after purchase. Simply present the voucher at the venue for entry.

Highlights

Disaster prevention education facilities centered on the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake serve to pass on disaster experiences and lessons.
Through exhibits and learning, it establishes disaster reduction concepts and is suitable for families, students, and general tourists.
As a hub for disaster prevention information dissemination, we need to gain a deeper understanding of disaster culture and social resilience.
Purchase an open ticket on KKday. The ticket is valid for 3 months after purchase. Simply present the voucher at the venue for entry.

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Opening hours may be adjusted according to the period or the museum's arrangements, and some exhibition areas/services may be changed; please refer to the official announcement before departure.

Depending on the ticket category, you may be required to show identification; failure to do so may result in a ticket price adjustment or refusal of entry.

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The City After the Earthquake: Through a 3D model, the devastation of a city after a powerful earthquake is recreated, allowing you to feel as if you were there at the time of the disaster, experiencing the shock and helplessness of the victims facing the aftermath. Not only did wooden houses collapse, but the first floors of reinforced concrete buildings were also crushed, shopping streets were burned down, and even railway tracks collapsed, presenting the actual disaster situation at the time.

The work "The Impact of 5:46" (7 minutes): Through large-scale visuals and sound effects, it recreates the immense destructive power of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake. The film was created using miniature models and special photography. (Produced in 2002)

Earthquake Disaster Memory Exhibition Area: Displays a variety of physical materials related to the earthquake disaster, along with the personal experiences of the providers, preserving precious memories of the earthquake disaster.

Purchase Notice

Opening hours may be adjusted according to the period or the museum's arrangements, and some exhibition areas/services may be changed; please refer to the official announcement before departure. The museum is closed every Monday; if Monday is a national holiday, the museum will remain open and close the following day. There may be days when the museum is open for free (such as the 17th of each month). If the museum is closed on a certain day, the free admission period may be extended. Please check the official announcement in advance. The recommended visit time is approximately 2 hours; entry is permitted no later than 1 hour before closing time. Depending on the ticket category, you may be required to show identification; failure to do so may result in a ticket price adjustment or refusal of entry.

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—Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial and Disaster Prevention Future Center Museum (DRI)—

The Center for Disaster Prevention and Future Reconstruction (DRI) is a disaster prevention learning facility established in 2002 by Hyogo Prefecture with national support. Its aim is to pass on the experiences and lessons learned from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake to future generations and to promote knowledge and action related to disaster prevention and mitigation. Through exhibitions, data preservation, and disaster prevention education, it helps improve the preparedness of society and individuals in the face of disasters and serves as a hub for disseminating disaster prevention information, thus promoting a safer and more secure society.

The visit covers exhibition areas such as the West Hall and East Hall. It is recommended to spend about 2 hours for a complete visit experience. You can enter the museum no later than 1 hour before closing time (subject to the museum's announcement on the day).

Experience Location

Closed on Mondays (open as usual if it falls on a national holiday, and closed the following day).
There may be days with free admission (such as the 17th of each month, which may be postponed if the museum is closed). Please refer to official announcements for details.
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Must Know

Opening hours may be adjusted according to the period or the museum's arrangements, and some exhibition areas/services may be changed; please refer to the official announcement before departure.
Opening hours may be adjusted according to the period or the museum's arrangements, and some exhibition areas/services may be changed; please refer to the official announcement before departure.
Depending on the ticket category, you may be required to show identification; failure to do so may result in a ticket price adjustment or refusal of entry.
Depending on the ticket category, you may be required to show identification; failure to do so may result in a ticket price adjustment or refusal of entry.