Japanese Folk Toy Museum Doshinkan

Why local toys?

Original Text

The closed school is reused in the museum on a small hill. We are collecting color 々 toys instead of belonging to this village. There is an admission fee of 400 yen. There is a public hot spring on the same site than here, and this is recommended

Relax!

Original Text

A museum I stopped by when driving on the Shakotan Peninsula. I was inadvertently picking up tourist spots such as museums and hot springs as candidates along the Shakotan Peninsula, but I forgot to check the business period. When I went, it was closed, so when I looked at the guide posted at the entrance, it was closed from November to April. Please be careful if you go!

Think of old toys.

Original Text

I use the building that was originally an elementary school. Many old-fashioned toys such as pariko dolls and cherry blossoms from all over Japan are displayed, which is a masterpiece.

Hugh House

Original Text

I parked my car in the parking lot and thought that the former 々 was made to utilize what was a school facility, so I went up a small staircase and went to the front of the facility. From November to the following year ４ there was a sticker for closing, and I quickly returned to the car.