Nantong Abacus Museum

　　The Nantong Abacus Museum was established and opened to the public in December 2004. It is composed of three parts: an abacus exhibition hall, an academic lecture hall, and a children's mental arithmetic training base, integrating functions such as display, research, teaching, exchange, and tourism.

　　The museum houses a collection of over 4,000 historical books and documents, many of which are rare or unique editions in the history of abacus development. It also has a collection of more than 2,000 abacus tools from various historical periods in countries including China, Japan, India, Russia, and Malaysia, featuring diverse designs.

　　The museum also offers many convenient services for visitors, including comfortable resting areas and souvenirs. Visitors can also try out the intelligent counting rods developed by the museum on-site, getting up close with them. Admission & Opening Hours

　　Opening Hours

　　9:00–11:30; 14:00–16:30.