Tatsuno History & Culture Museum

A museum that stores the pronoun "the skin of the skull" of the wakisaka family (unfortunately not open to the public)

Original Text

It is a historical and cultural museum on the site of Tatsuno Castle, where the Wakisaka family housed nearly ２００ for a year. From ancient times to modern times, there was an exhibition of ５ themes, and I visited one of them, the Lord of Tatsuno Castle and the castle town, hoping that there would be an exhibition of the Wakisaka family's synonym "Table Skin". As expected, I was told that the "sable skin" was restored and stored in this museum, along with photographic materials. However, I couldn't see the real thing because it wasn't on display. Ryotaro Shiba's short story "the skin of the cherry blossoms" is also the subject ...

Longye City is in the area of the land にある the land information museum です.

Original Text

In the museum, Hinamatsuri dolls were exhibited as special exhibitions, and in the permanent exhibition, materials derived from the Wakisaka family were exhibited. It is a Wakisaka family of Shizugatake Sukeshichibonyari and has a strong image of Takeshi, but it is a house with the impression that the shadow is thin compared to the Fukushima and Kato families. However, since the family line was handed down until the Meiji period, it may be fine as it is.

An exhibition where the railway came to Tatsu

Original Text

I came from Honryuno Station via the library / Usukuchi Museum. Admission is free and some people are charged. We were holding an exhibition "The railway came to Tatsuno". People who come on the Himeshin Line (transmit the slogan of the posting in the premises of Honryuno Station) can draw lots, so if you draw a triangular lottery, a tote bag that calls for the use of the Himeshin Line. The exhibition dealt with the Sanyo Railway, Himeshin Line, and the phantom Railway (Tatsuno Railway, Hiroki Shinkansen). On November 23, the day before, Nobuhiko Konishi, Tatsuno Station and Ihogawa Bridge Railway Heritage ...

お City と Yuyou Pavilion の Room に

Original Text

On the way from the Usukuchi Soy Sauce Museum to the castle, it is a museum where you can learn about the history of Tatsuno City. It was well understood in the burial mounds, Buddhism, medieval Akamatsu rule, and Wakisaka family rule.

Shouzhizhu Kashima

Original Text

　It is located in a corner of Tatsuno Castle Ruins, and the design of the building seems to form a part of the wall. The content is like a historical museum in Tatsuno City, and it explains with materials centering on the transition from ancient times to the Edo period. The history of the museum is good. It is said that the building was donated by Morinosuke Kashima, a politician and president of Kashima, the largest general contractor, through the Yaesu Book Center. It is called Higashimaru who donated the tea room of juentei, and Tatsuno city was impressed by the blessed land pattern.