Koga Historical Museum

Yonesuke is in such a place! ?? It is located at the site of Suwa Kyokuwa, which is a small remains of Furukawa Castle. It was designed by the late Keiji Yoshida, a master of Japanese-style architecture, and can be said to be his masterpiece. It is quite large as a city museum, and the exhibits are quite substantial. Because there is a huge amount of materials (Kunishigebun) left by Izumi Takami, the chief retainer of the Furukawa domain, the exhibition alone occupies most of the exhibition space. Thanks to this, the materials such as Shimokawabeso and Koga Furukawa in the Kamakura period, and raw silk and sericulture after the Meiji period are quite refreshing, but the theme-focused museum is fun because you can clearly see the ability and sense of the librarian. Right. As soon as you enter the exhibition room, you will see a portrait of Mr. Yonesuke! If you think about it, this is a portrait (copy) of Takami Izumiishi drawn by the famous national treasure Watanabe Kazan. Izumi Takami was a master of Watanabe Kazan in Dutch studies and was intimate. Mr. Yokesuke has also certified himself as "self" on his Twitter account, and is officially recognized.

The first thing I arrived at by promise was the back door. Please turn to the table So, the exhibition is not very interesting, and why did you print the transition of successive feudal lords on a gold folding screen? I couldn't read it at all. I can't really see it completely I think a snow-patterned handkerchief is good

Izumi Takami of the Furukawa clan was a great person. I was impressed by the historical material he left behind.

The site of the main enclosure of Furukawa Castle. Remnants can be seen.

It was worth seeing. I was surprised at the sword for dissection.