Observe an escort vessel and the shipyard related to the former Navy from close range. Enjoy a fresh sea breeze as you relax by Maizuru's bay.

The World Brick Museum was originally built for torpedo storage in 1903. It is one of the oldest existing steel-framed brick buildings in Japan, and is designated as a national important cultural property. The museum celebrates the brick's surprisingly diverse history; many bricks from around the world are also on display.

This old warehouse has the distinction of being designated as a national important cultural property. It used to be one of the arsenals in 1902, but has now been remodeled into a place for communication and interaction with exhibition space, a hall, and a cafe.

Maizuru Chiegura (Wisdom Warehouse) is a treasure house that reproduces the atmosphere of the late Meiji Period. The exhibition space retains the former structure of the warehouse built in 1902. The roofing tiles and wooden window frames are faithful restorations based on the original design.

A Maizuru must-see, this pier holds powerful JMSDF vessels. State-of-the-art escort vessels are anchored here, allowing you to admire their powerful appearance at close range. (Exclusively available on Saturday, Sunday, and holidays; tour may not be allowed due to training.)

This museum exhibits over two hundred items related to the former Navy. It was once used as an educational institute for the JMSDF members. However, it is now open to the public where everyone can learn about the Navy's rich history.

Kitasui tunnel was built of brick on the sidetrack to the Navy port in 1904. The sidetrack was removed and changed into a road for pedestrians and cyclists. Enter a nostalgic world once you walk through the beautifully arched tunnel.