π The last remaining pre-dreadnought battleship in the world, a museum since 1926. π Site of significant Russo-Japanese War history. Severely damaged in 1923, restored in 1955. # Why Go β Explore the last remaining pre-dreadnought battleship. ποΈ Discover museum exhibits, including cannons, torpedoes, and a VR experience. π―π΅ Learn about Russo-Japanese War history. π³ Located in seaside Mikasa Park, near U.S. Navy base. πΆ Easy walk from Yokosuka-chΕ«Ε Station. # Why Avoid β οΈ Steps may be narrow on upper parts of the ship. # Cost π° Adults Β₯600, seniors Β₯500, 16-18 years Β₯300, under 15 free. # Hours π Daily, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Nov-Feb), 5 p.m. (Mar & Oct), or 5:30 p.m. (Apr-Sep). Closed Dec 28-31. # Tips ποΈ Tickets can be bought from a machine next to the gift shop. πΆ Guardian required for children below 9 years in groups. # βΏ Accessibility Wheelchairs available aboard. # π Luggage Storage Free luggage storage available. # π» Toilets Toilets available aboard.
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