新潟県港湾資料室

無料で見れるちょっとした寄り道スポット。

2020年10月に行きました。 資料　室　だけあって教室2つぶんほどのスペースです。 港の歴史や船について学べます。 昭和な感じがしました。

(Translated by Google) Free reference room. It is difficult to understand because it is located a little away from the counter floor of Sado Kisen. I don't think there was any particular guidance display. It's free, so it's a convincing exhibition. I don't feel like going around to see it, but I think it's good for people who like ship models. Among the exhibits is a dredger. Dredging is an about explanation, but it is the role of removing the earth and sand that has accumulated on the seabed. A model called Fifth Echigo is on display This also has the role of dredging, and the content is working at the port of Niigata at the mouth of the Shinano River, which is the longest in Japan. Niigata West Port, which was developed thanks to the good location connecting the sea road (Kitamaebune) and the river road (Shinano River, Agano River), had a problem peculiar to Kawaguchi Port that the earth and sand flowing from the river accumulated. At Niigata West Port, the sand is taken to prevent the ship from running aground. After the 5th Echigo, it seems that dredging is carried out to Noshiro Port in Akita and Kanazawa Minato in Ishikawa in addition to Niigata Port. In addition, a model of a pump dredger was also exhibited, and it seemed to show the size of the scale to the visitors. There is a model of the super-large tanker Hishimaru in the faint. This is Japan's first ocean-going ship with a female sailor on board, and was built as an oil tanker at Kiiri Port in Kagoshima, an oil storage base, connecting Japan and foreign countries. Currently it is not dismantled, but after dismantling it is used as a part of the building and was dismantled in Hakodate in 1985. It made 84 round trips between Japan and the Middle East until it was dismantled, and the distance was 2.2 million kilometers, equivalent to 55 laps of the earth. The specifications of the ship are 347M in total length and 333M in Tokyo Tower. The speed is 15 knots, about 28 KM / hour. Navigation route Japan-Persian Gulf. The cargo is crude oil. There are also model ships and panel exhibits outside, so you can feel the romance of the sea. The reference room has about two classrooms in the school. If anything, it is for adult men. I don't think I'm very interested in children and women. There are no staff members in particular, and you can look around freely. There are also some chairs so you can take a break. If you find it helpful, please click ?. It will be encouraging> ^ _ ^ ^_^<