高崎市 歴史民俗資料館

Viewing is free. There were many exhibits mainly during the wartime and high growth period. There are 1st and 2nd floors, which is unexpectedly large. Corona support was solid, and the staff in the hall were kind.

In addition to the exhibits, the retro-style building itself has been designated as a national tangible cultural property, and people born in the Showa era will shed tears of nostalgia. (Lol) Originally, this building was a wooden village office that was completed in 1958, and it is rare that the floor plans and finishes of that time remain as they are. Even if it is not normally demolished, the interior has been replaced with new modern building materials along with seismic retrofitting, and many of them no longer retain the remnants of the old days. The wooden corridor that makes a creaking noise, the blindfolded glass with unevenness on the side, the sound absorbing material on the ceiling with many small holes, etc. I really miss the many furniture and building materials of the Showa building that I used to have. Personally, I had one happy reunion here, which was "slot racing" in the toy corner of the Showa era. It was the same thing that my parents bought as a Christmas present when I was in elementary school, and it made me smile when I remembered the feeling of climbing to heaven at that time. One day I got tired of the treasure and was put in a closet, and I completely forgot until I saw it here. Where did you go? (Lol)

I was surprised at the exhibits from Edo to the early Showa period. There are nostalgic things in the father generation, The staff also wanted to come again with a polite response.

It is worth looking at the mirror-polished floor in front of the stairs.

I went to get a card of Motoshima Shogun Tsuka Kofun. Since I was visiting it last year, I received only the card and withdrew it.