This museum is relatively small on Saipan Island. Everyone is playing various water sports. It is estimated that there are not many tourists who know and have been there. The museum is very clean and there are few people. It is suitable for a person to calm down and spend half a day watching slowly.

Looking at a circle of museums, you can almost understand the history of the Northern Mariana Islands. Many precious cultural relics and literature are here. Interested friends can come and see it. It is very interesting.

There are also precious artifacts such as jewelry, magnets and copper coins recovered from the large Spanish shipwrecks of the 18th century, and records of the French expeditions from the 19th century to the Northern Mariana Islands. There is a sense of natural and humanistic blend, many cultural relics are very beautiful, but also show a lot of precious documents, tourists interested in history must come and see.

Looking forward to traveling to Saipan, in-depth tour of this...

The museum, which was converted from the Japanese military hospital in World War II, is opposite the Sugar King Park. The museum contains documents from the Japanese period, the World War II period, the historical materials of the indigenous folk customs of Tanmoro and Karolan, and the porcelain, copper coins and other cultural relics recovered from the 18th century. In short, a trip to this museum can make the Northern Mariana Islands known about the past and the present.