志木市 郷土資料館

It is a small building. There is no parking lot.

Although it was a small museum, there was a wide variety of exhibits from Jomon pottery to retro home appliances, so I learned a lot.

Exhibits from this area, as well as old tools and agricultural equipment, will be exhibited mainly in Shiki City. In March and May, the Hinamatsuri and Dango Festival will be displayed as special exhibitions.

Although it is a small facility, it is a valuable place to get a detailed understanding of Shiki's history.

A small city museum. The display of dolls held in early spring is a highlight. Unfortunately there is no parking lot.

The doll display is a masterpiece. Kamishimo chicks are on display Was it also in the area around Itsukaichi? The parking lot is a memory three years ago. If you talk to the people inside, It may have been parked behind the elementary school. Check it out.

It was not an exhibition that people outside the area who didn't know the land could enjoy. I wish I had at least an overview of geography or topography. After seeing the exhibition about Fujizuka, when you pass by the bus for Shiki Station, oh! I thought.

A small museum where you can learn about the history and culture of Shiki City ?️ I am especially happy to be able to see many designated cultural properties of Shiki City ???? It covers pottery stone tools from the Jomon and Yayoi periods, pottery and pottery from the Kofun period to the Heian period, and nostalgic daily necessities and farm tools used by citizens and farmers from the late Edo period to the Showa period. You can also learn deeply about the history of the area by exhibiting ? Shiki City is famous for its hi, so you can learn more deeply by displaying materials and sentences related to it ? Among them, "Iroha Hiezu", which is designated as a designated cultural property of Shiki City, which shows a sketch of Iroha Hi, and Otsuka, which was only named after the town association, are important to show the proof that it was originally a village. It is designated as a designated cultural property of Shiki City, which engraves various historical materials, and is a book of the inspection site of Tatemura, Niiza-gun, Niiza-gun, and is designated as a designated cultural property of Shiki City. Don't miss the "9 books of the Shiki Niiza Guntan Village Inspection Water Book and 6 volumes of the Hatakata Goken Land Book" and the "Itaishi Pagoda" from the Muromachi period, which was excavated during the construction of the Shimo Muneoka Suido Road. In particular, he was called by Tayu Ina, a vassal of Naoyoshi Matsudaira, a lord of the late Edo period who was the sixth feudal lord of the Kawagoe domain who died at the young age of 23 and was the younger brother of Yoshinobu Tokugawa. "Jinhaori" and the "letter" written by Naoyoshi Matsudaira to give 200 stones of assistance to Tayu Ina, and the design with a plus on the circle used during the wet field work are impressive. For some reason, the version of Chosho-in's bell, which I wrote earlier, and the picture of the entire inn that prospered in this area during the Edo period, and the designated cultural property of Shiki City, are quite good. I'm interested ??? When I visited again, the May festival exhibition was held, and the samurai dolls, the nostalgic "Papier-mache tiger", and related props were exhibited throughout the hall, which made me feel like I was back in my childhood ? In addition to the hall, you can see the remains of modern industry such as the iron pipe used for the Iroha gutter in the Meiji era and the "Iroha sluice human-powered hoisting device" used for the shipping industry at that time ? ? The exterior seems to have been renovated and relocated from the house in Nakamuneoka, so I felt the atmosphere of a fairly rich old folk house in the region and it was a little tasteful ??? The people in the hall were also very kind uncles, and when they asked for a tourist guidebook for this area, they seriously searched for it and handed me the last one (crying). They were really good people ??? It felt like there was no air-conditioning equipment in the hall, and I visited around spring, but it was so hot and humid that it might get quite hot when I come to the museum in the summer ???? However, it is a little difficult that it is quite far from the nearest station ???