Obu City History and Folklore Museum

The history of Obu Station was introduced in the permanent exhibition. I am glad that the diorama of the old station building, the ekiben package that was sold until about 1960, and aerial photographs were interesting exhibits. The atmosphere is good because of the style of the Showa townscape, but the space is compact and it takes about 15 to 20 minutes to get to the second floor. Parking lots are either shared with the next facility (small number) or across the road.

We have seen the planning exhibition "Excavation! Investigation of the battle related castle halls of the Sakai". As the title shows, the main exhibits are pots and pots excavated from the fort that is related to the battle between the Sakai. In that sense it may not be very rewarding. Not bad. However, the two swing swords reported to be held by Fukushima Masanori are very impressive, with only Daimyo swords in the flow stone. After that, although it is a reproduction, "洛 洛 外 洛 屏" of Yonmyuji Temple was also displayed. The episodes related to this screen are very interesting. At the corner of the permanent exhibition on the first floor, the state of a private house in the 1955s is restored. Recent museums often see something like this. One of the museums was saying, "I feel nostalgic in every age," but that may be because there is something to be said to be the origin that leads to the present age in this era. The times have also changed from Heisei to Deiwa, but will he ever miss the Heisei too? There was also an exhibition about Ofu Station, but according to it, it was said that the station valve of Ofu Station was very famous for being delicious. According to the explanation, such a story is very interesting because at that time there was a rice cooker who was called No. 1 in Japan in Ofu. Isn't Japan's No. 1 Ofu's station valve back in business? On the second floor, it seems like an exhibition by the great locals Kazuto Okura and Suzuki Masayoshi ... but it was in the midst of being set up during the opening time! It's a long story (laughs)

I came here when it was finally open. This is a museum where many items from Showa are displayed. Put free.

I was doing a Bonbai exhibition. In warm winter this year It was scattered.

I went for the first time It was an interesting museum. The name is hard but ☺️ Obu is interesting, I reviewed it again Everyone should go.