In this paper, we verify a hypothesis: "it has positive effects for user's memorization ability to use features of Augmented Reality (AR)". The basis of this hypothesis is derived from the following two features. One is a feature of AR: "AR can provide information associated with specific locations in the real world". The other is a feature of human memory: "humans can easily memorize information if the information is associated with specific locations". To verify this hypothesis, we conduct three user studies. As a result, significant differences are found between the situation in which information is associated with the location of the target object in the real world and that in which information is connected with an unrelated location.
