Hikaru Memorial Hall

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Hikaru Kinenkan光記念館, or Hikaru Memorial Hall [1] is a hall comprising exhibition rooms for fine arts, for archaelogical research, and for the study of the history of the Hida region of Japan.


The memorial hall was established to pay homage to Yoshikazu Okada, founder of the Mahikari organization, and also houses exhibits paying homage to his life and missions.

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