Kushi Kanzashi (hair accessory) Museum

Amazing traditional Maiko's accessories and jewelry from Edo time, must see.

Interesting and fun

You can see lacquer work and Raden work up close, and you can enjoy the exhibition of stabbed wigs. Wouldn't it be even better if there were things for the common people in addition to the luxurious crafts? Also, it would be nice to have a staircase leading down to the Tama River, which has a nice view and flows by.

A museum of things that women wear, such as combs and hairpins, which are rare in Japan 🖼 It is a nice building that feels Japanese old-fashioned and neat atmosphere from the outside 🌸🌸 Surprisingly, the exhibition room was not large and small, and the exhibits were ok 😌 The exhibits are sober and simple, but I felt that I could feel the small beauty unique to Japan 🌸🌸🌸 So I think it's a museum that people like that 😊 Especially in the exhibits, Mr. Korin Ogata, a painter and craftsman representing the middle of the Edo period, who coined the famous word "Korin pattern" and influenced Japanese paintings, crafts, designs, etc. until the present day. It is a must-see because it is said that it was the first collection of this museum because it holds the work "Sagi pattern lacquer work". It is exhibited only a few times a year, so it might be a good idea to check it out 🦉 You can also appreciate the more detailed design of the inro pattern and netsuke, so it is a must-see 🦉🦉 It is also interesting that there is a wig that reproduces the transition of the hairstyle of women in the Edo period 💇‍♀️ It is also good to worship the pure valley of Okutama from the museum and it is recommended as a considerable healing spot 🌿🌿🌿 The valley of Okutama from the garden is also wonderful ✨ ✨ ✨ The coffee shop is currently closed due to Corona (crying) The people in the hall were very kind and kind 🌸🌸🌸

I didn't mean to stop by, but I was free because of the rain, so I stopped by. It was spectacular and the artwork was nicely stored. Personally, old toys such as dress-up dolls in kimono and sugoroku were interesting. The view from the free rest area is wonderful! !!