Masahiro Yasuoka Commemorative Museum

Memorial Hall that led the Japanese leader

Original Text

Masaatsu Yasuoka is a great man who ideologically led many Japanese leaders. It is located along National Highway 254 on the north side of the National Women's Education Hall. There is no parking lot like a parking lot, but it is unlikely that there will be many visitors, and there is a space to park on the premises (free of charge). There is Kinji Shrine on the premises. Other than that, it is a spot where you can enjoy the taste of Japanese style. However, the entrance to the memorial hall is not always open, Interphone ...

Memorial Hall that led the Japanese leader

Original Text

Masaatsu Yasuoka is a great man who ideologically led many Japanese leaders. It is located along National Highway 254 on the north side of the National Women's Education Hall. There is no parking lot like a parking lot, but it is unlikely that there will be many visitors, and there is a space to park on the premises (free of charge). There is Kinji Shrine on the premises. Other than that, it is a spot where you can enjoy the taste of Japanese style. However, the entrance to the memorial hall is not always open, Interphone ...

Japanese Agricultural School の Trails に Construction つ Memorial Hall

Original Text

It's right next to the Arashiyama Historic Site Museum, so I stopped by. Masaatsu Yasuoka is also a person who sought the way for Japanese people from Oriental philosophy and served as the brain of successive prime ministers. It was a memorial hall built on the site of the Japanese Agricultural School, which he founded. It was a one-story building, but it was written at the entrance that "Visitors please press the chime", so I somehow felt the height of the threshold and gave up admission. However, there is a beautiful garden and a gold chicken shrine enshrining the clan in the hall, and it is ...

Japanese Agricultural School の Trails に Construction つ Memorial Hall

Original Text

It's right next to the Arashiyama Historic Site Museum, so I stopped by. Masaatsu Yasuoka is also a person who sought the way for Japanese people from Oriental philosophy and served as the brain of successive prime ministers. It was a memorial hall built on the site of the Japanese Agricultural School, which he founded. It was a one-story building, but it was written at the entrance that "Visitors please press the chime", so I somehow felt the height of the threshold and gave up admission. However, there is a beautiful garden and a gold chicken shrine enshrining the clan in the hall, and it is ...