Enkiridera Mantokuji Museum - Ota

Name: Enkiridera Mantokuji Museum - Ota
Address: 385-1 Tokugawacho, Ota, Gunma 370-0425, Japan, 370-0425, Japan

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Contact Enkiridera Mantokuji Museum

住所：

385-1 Tokugawacho, Ota, Gunma 370-0425, Japan

電話：

📞 +877

Postal code :

370-0425

Webサイト：

https://www.city.ota.gunma.jp/005gyosei/0170-009kyoiku-bunka/mantokuji.html

Opening hours :

Saturday	9:30AM–5PM
Sunday	9:30AM–5PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	9:30AM–5PM
Wednesday	9:30AM–5PM
Thursday	9:30AM–5PM
Friday	9:30AM–5PM

カテゴリ：

観光の名所 , 郷土史博物館 , Museum ,

385-1 Tokugawacho, Ota, Gunma 370-0425, Japan

Best Local history museum in japan

青	青リンゴサワー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ゆったりとした自然の中にあって落ち着きます。縁切りというとネガティブな感じがしますがそんなことはなく資料館でのVTRやその他の資料などとても勉強になります。縁切りしたい人はもちろん、縁結びを考えている人にもいい場所かと思います。 It is calm in the relaxed nature. It feels negative when it comes to cutting edges, but that's not the case, and it's a great learning experience for VTRs and other materials at the museum. I think it's a good place not only for those who want to cut off, but also for those who are thinking about marriage.
ピ	ピーチ太郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ あの徳川家康公が縁切りの許可を与えた寺です。駆込寺、縁切寺と呼ばれ女性の避難所だったそうです。世界に二ヵ所しかない縁切寺の一つです。資料館の他に満徳寺の中も見学できます。入館料は２００円でお得な資料館共通券もあります。 It is a temple that Ieyasu Tokugawa gave permission to cut off. It is said that it was a shelter for women called Engiri-ji and Engiri-ji. It is one of the only two temples in the world. In addition to the museum, you can also visit the inside of Mantokuji Temple. The admission fee is 200 yen, and there is also a common ticket for the museum.
長	長瀬浩兵 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 江戸時代の離縁の仕組みを学べます。市原悦子さんがナレーションのアニメも！ You can learn the mechanism of divorce in the Edo period. An anime narrated by Etsuko Ichihara!
A	Ayustet Arumo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 万徳寺の資料館です。万徳寺の見学は200円です。資料館でチケット購入になります。資料館には万徳寺の歴史と日本昔話風のアニメによる解説が行われています。とても分かりやすく描かれていて面白いです。更に面白いところがあり、トイレかと思って入ってみると、そこは『縁切り』と『縁結び』の２つの水洗トイレがあり、紙に願い事を書いてトイレに流すというものでした。間違っても普通のトイレとして使わないように。因みにドアは無いので丸見えですから。資料館前の庭園も手入れされていて良いです。万徳寺は廃寺なので御朱印はありませんが、入館するとそれに似たものを無料で頂けます。 It is a museum of Mantokuji Temple. A tour of Mantokuji is 200 yen. Tickets will be purchased at the museum. The museum provides commentary on the history of Mantokuji Temple and Japanese folktale-style animation. It is very easy to understand and interesting. There was something even more interesting, and when I thought it was a toilet, there were two flush toilets, "marriage cutting" and "marriage knotting," and I wrote a wish on paper and flushed it down. If you make a mistake, don't use it as a normal toilet. By the way, there is no door so you can see it completely. The garden in front of the museum is also good. Mantokuji is an abandoned temple, so there is no red stamp, but when you enter the temple, you can get something similar to it for free.
6	68 miko on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 15年前くらいに初めて行き今回10年ぶりに行きましたがここの縁切りは良く効きます。資料館もとても学習しやすいです。縁切りしたいものを白い便器へ流し縁結びしたいものを黒い便器へ流します。心もスッキリするので先ずはお試しあれ笑 I went there for the first time about 15 years ago, and this time I went there for the first time in 10 years, but the edge cutting here works well. The museum is also very easy to learn. Pour what you want to cut into a white toilet and pour what you want to tie into a black toilet. I feel refreshed, so please try it first.
T	Toshihiko Yano on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 江戸時代にあった二つの幕府公認の縁切寺のうちの一つの史跡（県指定）と資料館（市立）。二つとは鎌倉の東慶寺と、ここ満徳寺。お寺も復元なので建物は当時の物ではない。何でこの二つが幕府公認なのかは、千姫に由来（詳しくはwikipediaで）。資料館も史跡たるお寺跡も、取り立てて見るべき物は無いが、強いて挙げるならば、資料館に展示の徳川歴代将軍の位牌が、幕府と強い結びつきを残す資料かなと思う。あと生け垣が妙に立派で、ガーデニングが好きな人はいいかも。世良田東照宮あたりを回って時間が余った時にどうぞぐらいの感じ。 A historic site (designated by the prefecture) and a museum (municipal) of one of the two Shogunate-approved Engiri-ji temples in the Edo period. The two are Tokeiji Temple in Kamakura and Mantoku Temple here. The building is not the one at that time because the temple is also restored. The reason why these two are officially recognized by the Shogunate is derived from Senhime (see wikipedia for details). Neither the museum nor the historic site of the temple has anything to look at, but if I force you to mention it, I think that the mortuary tablets of the Tokugawa shoguns exhibited in the museum leave a strong connection with the shogunate. Also, the hedges are strangely splendid, and people who like gardening may be good. It feels like you should go around Serada Toshogu and have some time left.
Y	YUMI YUN on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 駐車場がわかりずらいです。ナビが悪かったのか。とにかく駐車場たどり着くのに周りを2周しちゃいました。駐車場から少し歩いて資料館に行きます。何かのイベントとか縁切りを願ってる人には良いです。願い事を紙に書いてトイレに流すと言う面白い体験ができました。多分、願い事も叶えてくれると信じてます。多分…お寺とか神社を期待してる人は全然違うと言っておきます。お賽銭箱とかも神社の社もないです。資料館です。完全に。日曜開館して間もなかったのか11時頃に行ったけど、空いてました。なんなら私ともう1組だけでした。12時近くになって少しずつ人も来ました。毎月の縁切りの日、縁結びの日があるので調べて行っても良いかもです。 The parking lot is difficult to understand. Was the navigation bad? Anyway, I made two laps around to get to the parking lot. Walk a little from the parking lot to the museum. Good for anyone who wants an event or a break. I had an interesting experience of writing a wish on paper and flushing it down the toilet. I believe that my wish will probably come true. Maybe ... I would say that people who are expecting temples and shrines are completely different. There are no offering boxes or shrines. It is a museum. completely. I went there around 11 o'clock, maybe it wasn't long after it opened on Sunday, but it was vacant. It was just another pair with me. Around 12 o'clock, people came little by little. There are monthly matchmaking days and matchmaking days, so you may want to check them out.
S	Seahorse on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 県道沿い（永徳寺前）に駐車場があります。そこから民家を抜けると入り口の門があります。そこが有名な靴だけでも入れるといわれる門かと思ったら違いました。正式な入り口は東側（資料館の反対側）にある門です。資料館では江戸時代の縁切りの仕方などがわかりやすく展示や映像があります。面白いシステムとして、縁切り（男女だけでなく、病気やギャンブルなどの縁切り）をする流しトイレがあります。縁切りたい方は流しましょう。お寺は本堂のみで他は支柱跡しかありません。徳川町の由来も学べます。 There is a parking lot along the prefectural road (in front of Eitokuji). If you go through the private house from there, you will find the entrance gate. I thought it was a gate where even famous shoes could be put in, but it was different. The official entrance is the gate on the east side (opposite the museum). At the museum, there are exhibits and videos that make it easy to understand how to cut the edges during the Edo period. An interesting system is the sink toilet, which cuts the edges (not only for men and women, but also for sickness and gambling). If you want to cut the edge, let it flow. The temple is only the main hall, and the others have only pillar traces. You can also learn the origin of Tokugawa-cho.