長南町 郷土資料館

There is pity in the town dolls, and there is a rustic countryside

If it is open, you can see local history materials and articles of Chonan Town.

When I visited Naganan Town as a volunteer lecturer at an elementary school, I was in a class, but I would recommend to study it on my hometown o (^ ^ ^) o

I dropped in on Saturdays, but nobody was there. I'm not doing it. When are they open?

If you are not motivated, please close the museum. It is an exhibition that makes a fool of visitors and does not deserve the name of a museum. To be clear, it's garbage. Everyone, you will lose even if you go. There are many other things I would like to say to the Chonan Town Board of Education. Staff awareness is too low.

Visited around 14:00 on 09/04/2020. In correspondence with the new corona, Prescribed at the entrance of the government office After completing the procedure, Open the key to the local museum I received it. It doesn't seem to be open on Saturdays and Sundays. It is a small museum with 2 exhibition rooms. Of the current morning serial TV drama Mr. Yuji Koseki who is a model The school song of Hoei Elementary and Middle School (both closed) The handwritten musical score was exhibited. Old-fashioned farm tools and folk tools are exhibited, Tools for making straw mats, etc. saw it for the first time. A handmade wooden launch tube from the Meiji era It was on display, and it was very popular at that time. It seems that it was done. Also, the existence of a clay doll called "Shibahara doll" Know and think about the historical background and folklore at that time I was able to study.

It was closed at the time of the visit, but the exterior was photographed. Was it necessary to make a reservation?

I visited on Monday, August 16, 2021 while walking around Chonan Town. ★ The reception desk for admission is the central public hall next door. These facilities are often closed on Mondays, but I'm happy to be able to enter. Suddenly Ueno "Kaneiji Temple Stone Lantern" welcomed me. We asked the staff who opened the key and guided us about the details of how to obtain it. In front of the entrance, there is also a "road marker" and a wheelbarrow-type fire engine. Shooting except for some inside ? OK. Although it is small, it is a facility with a lot of attractions. ★ Many old enamel signs will be irresistible for those who like them. ◎ There is a "signpost" designated as a cultural property of Chonan Town at the three-way junction just a short walk away, so let's stop by there as well. ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ The following is from "Chonan Town Official Homepage" Chonan Town Folk Museum Last updated: February 19, 2021 In the 30's of the Showa era, the lives of Japanese people changed drastically due to the rapid economic growth and the rapid westernization of lifestyles. The museum was opened in 1973 as a place for learning to preserve the folk materials that supported life up to that point, which were in danger of disappearing in such an era, and to pass on the local culture to future generations. Opening hours 9:00 to 16:00 (free admission) Closed day New Year holidays (December 29-January 3) Location Chonan Town Chonan 2127-1 (next to the Central Public Hall) Inquiries: Chonancho Board of Education Lifelong Learning Division TEL 0475-46-1194 [Permanent exhibition] ● "To the farm village of those days" While exhibiting and explaining folk tools such as farm tools before mechanization and tools for making the sword that supported the economy of this region from the Meiji era to around 1955, along with photographs of the time, the landscape and life of the nostalgic Chonan town are spelled out. The theme is that. ● "Shibahara Ningyo Yokocho" The historical background surrounding dolls through the exhibition of the local doll "Shibahara doll" that was born in the early Meiji era and is still being produced, and the Shibahara doll making tools (prefectural designated tangible folk cultural property) used from the Meiji era to around 1965. And folklore are explained. ● "Local Ruins" The theme is to unravel the history of the local area through the exhibition of relics excavated during the excavation of archaeological sites in the town and photographs taken during the survey.