Nakasendo Mitake Kan

I went to see the special exhibition "Kani Saizo Exhibition". Spears and armor that are handed down for the sake warehouse are on display. Kani Saizo is a well-known Sengoku warlord from Kani-gun (Mitake-cho), but there are many uncertain points with few reliable materials. There are also two theories of birth year: Astronomy 23 and Tensho 1st year. The Tensho 1st Theory is based on the description of the local temple of Gankoji, Daijiki, where the mother of Saizo fled from Echizen to Gankoji when she died in Asakura Yoshikage's concubine, where she was born. There is. I don't think this is a kind of noble and unreliable. There is also a story that Saizo played an active part in the battle of Suemori Castle in Tensho 12th, but if she was born in the first year of Tensho, she would be 12 at this time. If you think so, I think that it is correct to be born in astronomy 23 years (at this time, I will be 31 years old). の 他 I saw permanent exhibitions as well as special exhibitions, but they are very interesting. Of course, the legend of Izumi Shikibu (the legend that the Izumi Shikibu, a female singer with a lot of love in the Heian period, died in this area!), As well as the materials of Hidden Christians, were once thriving. Exhibits about the lignite industry, as well as fossils of statues and gonfoteriums first discovered in Japan (although the person in charge says that the displayed thing is a replica), it can not be seen elsewhere (naturally in a sense) But) you can see rare exhibits. 施 設 It is not a big facility, but there are many attractions like this. Last but not least, the "Kani Saizo Exhibition" is open until February 24. Do not miss it! ️

The first floor is a library and the second floor is a local hall. Admission is free at the Folk Museum, but the exhibits are substantial. Admission is also free at the nearby store Takeya.

It was spectacular enough to think that it was free. I had a very good day with my wife.

I went to a special exhibition of the twelve Shinsho. It was so powerful that I couldn't believe it had passed nearly 1,000. Worth a look. In addition, valuable materials such as the display of hidden Christians could be seen.

The library is on the first floor and the history of Mitake is on the second floor. If you stop by for a walk in Mitake-juku, you can get a glimpse of the history of Mitake.