Hyuga City Museum of History and Folk

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Original Text

In the center of the traditional buildings of beauty 々 Tsu, the building which was a prosperous Otsuki ship wholesaler in the past is operated by a local kind volunteer 々 with a small admission fee. You can receive explanations about the town, history, and the business of the ship wholesaler in the town of Tsu, which flourished at that time.

A museum using a merchant house of a kimono wholesaler 165 years ago

Original Text

The Hyuga City History and Folklore Museum is a Hyuga City Museum that requires an admission fee of 220 yen for adults. There are exhibits related to history, ethnicity, and archaeology, and folk tools that make you feel the way of life of people 々 in Tsu. The museum itself uses the Kawachiya building of the shipping wholesaler in the Edo period, and the tour inside it is also an interesting place. Beauty 々 I think it's a good place to visit as a pre-learning in front of Tsu Town Sanpo.

Renovated the wealthy merchant Kawachiya

Original Text

I used the former shipping wholesaler to make it a museum. There are cases of museums of mansions that were wealthy merchants all over the country, but there is nothing to pay attention to the contents of the exhibition. Is it your love to exhibit pottery from the Jomon period to the Kofun period? After all, the building itself and other buildings may be attractive.

Beauty 々 It is located in Tsumachi Nami Preservation District

Original Text

It is a museum that restored the Kawachi family in the preservation district of the important traditional buildings 々 Tsumachi Nami preservation district ､ former ship wholesaler ･ ｡ dry landscape garden and warehouse in the courtyard ､ The merchant house at that time is reproduced as it is ｡

Beauty 々 The site of a ship wholesale shop in the town of Tsu

Original Text

Beauty 々 A museum in the old streets of Tsu. The building, which was originally a shipping wholesaler Kawachiya, is used as a museum. According to the guide, in the town of Mi 々 Tsu, which prospered as a commercial port of the Takanabe domain since the Edo period, Kawachiya was one of the leading shipping wholesalers. It is a building characterized by a large frontage with a lattice and insect basket windows.