Maki Museum of History and Folklore

I had a little time to go to stay at Iwamuro Onsen, so I stopped by ✋ There was no special exhibition this time ... There was no explanation from the staff ... 😅 The peep karakuri near the entrance of the exhibition room had a gorgeous color, but hmm ... Other than that, I said "Countryside. Like "inside the barn of Chanchi"? 😅😅 Look at it, and on the way back, when I said "Thank you very much ~ ❗" and came out, the female staff member came out to the outside and said "Ah ❗ Thank you." He said "I was there 😆✋" ✨ I was a little happy about that ~ 😁

You can visit for free. On weekdays, the person in charge kindly explained the peep to me. Besides, old life tools are displayed. Especially, there was an interesting story about detoxification of Kakumi beach.

It's a beautiful museum. Because of its history, it is strong and has many pictures.

You can watch it for free. You can see what was excavated from the ruins of the old Maki town and the state of old life. There is also a corner displaying toys from all over the country. It was made from the Edo period to the Meiji era, and is now re-recognized and popular as a living cultural property of the common people. It is associated with the customs, lifestyle, and seasonality of each region, and is sold mainly at festivals at shrines and temples, and many of them have the characteristics of folk beliefs such as prayers for bad illness, disaster avoidance, longevity prayers, good harvests, and safe delivery. It is said. Various kokeshi dolls and kites are interesting as characteristic exhibits. Only the toy corner is air-conditioned, but the other rooms are only fans, so it's a bit tough in midsummer ...!

There is only one whistle.