Nyozezo Museum

I do not know that the tour needs to be contacted in advance 😅 When I was taken to a rugged alley near Nagaoka station by navigation, there was a museum 🅿️ ❗ "There is such a forest-like place in such a city 😲 Where is the museum? When I was wandering around ... The aunt who was sweeping the fallen leaves said, "Do you see the museum?" ✨ It seems that the person was a museum staff member, and he stopped sweeping the fallen leaves and guided me 😊 There is a persimmon tree in front of the entrance, and my aunt said, "This is a persimmon tree that was burnt in the air raid. ✋ Look at it. ️ A big persimmon fruit is made! ️ Immediately impressed ✨ ✨ And when you enter the temperature measurement, disinfection, entry list of visitors at the entrance ... This aunt ❗ No, I want to call it "Madame"‼ ️ He was a great person 😆 He said he was 69 years old, but he researched various history and made notes as his hobby ✨ Lots of history books and notebooks on the table ... and Madame explained history to me ✋ with my own thoughts ✋ but I'm sorry ❗ Madam ... I almost understand the story of history I couldn't do it 😅 From there, it became another hobby of kimono, and he took out his smartphone and showed me a lot of pictures ✨ (If anything, I was more interested in that 😆) I talked with Madame for almost an hour. After that, I finally looked around the museum 😅 I'm not good at history, so I didn't know the details, but there were many valuable items ✋ There is no photo inside because it is prohibited to take pictures inside the museum 😅 On the way back, Madame said, "The big ginkgo in the garden is the most beautiful in early December ✨ Please come again 😊 ✋" ✨ Museum I got energized by Madame while leaving the wonderfulness of ❗ I will live strong and strong like Madame, like a persimmon tree burned by air raids‼ ️ Madam, thank you for your good time 😊

Twenty years ago, I took the Shinkansen and limited express trains from Hiroshima and visited when it was snowing. At that time, the Isoroku Yamamoto Memorial Hall was not yet open, and the only relics of Isoroku Yamamoto, which I admire, are here and the Yukyuzan Local Museum. I remember being overwhelmed. Mr. Yamamoto's relics are exhibited on the second floor (although not large), and Mr. Yamamoto's breathing is conveyed to each of the relics. In addition, the relics of Naoshi Ohara, who served as the Minister of Justice, were also exhibited, but Isoroku Yamamoto's exhibition room is a masterpiece! Also, to see the reviews of other people, there is an explanation of a learned aunt, but at my time I was an uncle with a dog. My uncle didn't explain anything about the exhibits. However, I still remember that when I told him that I had visited from Hiroshima, I was thankful from afar.

In the guidebook and online, it was necessary to pre-register for the tour, but I was able to visit it with kindness. Photography is prohibited, but there are many valuable exhibits. Especially for Yamamoto Isoroku, there is an exhibition like no other, so it is a must-see!

A museum in the middle of dense trees There is a slightly difficult atmosphere Although it is free of charge, advance reservations are required for the tour, but we kindly visited Shooting is prohibited inside the building There are many exhibits that are not in the "Yamamoto Isoroku Memorial Museum", so if you visit the "Yamamoto Isoroku Memorial Museum", you should also visit them. The personally amazing things are the following exhibits ・The military uniform and the fragments of the shells worn when it was injured by the warship Nisshin in the Battle of Japan-Russia during the Russo-Japanese War ・Director Shogi Koma ・The voice of Yamamoto Isoroku ・The last photo taken ・A part of Yamamoto 56 boarding machine donated by former Navy Vice Admiral Nichikazu Kusuka who forgot the land attack of 56 Yamamoto boarding that will be shot down later After visiting the crash site after the war, “The Secretary was late, but Kusuga is now here. I was about to cry a little because I remembered the episode

Because there is a lot of history in Nagaoka