The Amorce Meteorite Museum was located in Kushimoto-cho, Wakayama Prefecture, until August last year. 

However, due to the Nankai Trough Earthquake and Tsunami Warning by the Japanese government, precious meteorites would be in danger if left unchecked. 

 

Therefore, we have closed the museum and returned all the meteorites to Tokyo. 

We are currently looking for a suitable building for a meteorites museum in Tokyo.

Until then, the museum will be available on the website.
As of February 25, 2025, we have 537 kinds of meteorites in total and 68 kinds of Lunar meteorites and 30 kinds of Martian meteorites.

Martian meteorite owned by the Japanese government and Lunar stone owned by the United States will also be exhibited at the World Expo to be held in Osaka from this  April. 

 

We believe this will be an opportunity for meteorites to become widely known in the future, and the Amorce Meteorite Museum will respond accordingly.