Hiraizumi World Heritage Information Center - Nishiiwai District

Name: Hiraizumi World Heritage Information Center - Nishiiwai District
Address: Kararaku-108-1 Hiraizumi, Nishiiwai District, Iwate 029-4102, Japan, 029-4102, Japan

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Contact Hiraizumi World Heritage Information Center

住所：

Kararaku-108-1 Hiraizumi, Nishiiwai District, Iwate 029-4102, Japan

電話：

📞 +89777

Postal code :

029-4102

Webサイト：

https://www.sekaiisan.pref.iwate.jp/

Opening hours :

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

カテゴリ：

郷土史博物館 ,

Kararaku-108-1 Hiraizumi, Nishiiwai District, Iwate 029-4102, Japan

Best Local history museum in japan

H	HRT 5884 (こばこん) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ プロジェクションマッピングが立派 Projection mapping is excellent
K	Koji on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 出来たばかりで綺麗でした。喋るトイレがあります。 It was just made and beautiful. There is a toilet to talk to.
菊	菊地芳明 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 自動音声を借りて、穴のあくくらい見ましたです? I borrowed an automatic voice and saw it as much as a hole ?
ひ	ひー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 無料でとても勉強になります。 It's free and very studying.
菊	菊地修三 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 平泉世界遺産ガイダンスセンターは、奥州藤原氏が目指した極楽浄土を広く知って頂くための施設です。 The Hiraizumi World Heritage Guidance Center is a facility for people to get to know the paradise Jodo that Mr. Fujiwara Oshu aimed for.
國	國久博之（18禁） on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ まだオープンしたてのセンターです。最後に訪れたので、時間が無くてゆっくり見れませんでした。ただ、歴史をアニメで再現していたりと見所の多いセンターです。次は時間をしっかり取って見に来ます。 It is a center that has just opened. Since I visited last, I couldn't watch slowly because I didn't have time. However, it is a center with many attractions such as reproducing the history with animation. Next time, I will take time to see it.
R	Roberto Carapeto on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 岩手県平泉世界遺産ガイダンスセンターは素晴らしく設定された博物館のような施設です。4部（＋企画展示室）に分けて、平泉の歴史が丁寧に説明されます。すごいところはプロローグシアターのワイドスクリーン動画の臨場感及び設置されている復元ジオラマといえます。高度な技術を活かして、歴史を実感しながら学べる施設ですので、子どもにも大人にもおすすめです。大体30分では見れるでしょうが、ゆっくりにも見えます？ The Hiraizumi World Heritage Guide Center is a wonderful museum-like facility divided into 4 parts (+ special exhibition room). The history of Hiraizumi is carefully explained in the museum. The charming point is the widescreen video on the “prologue” and the dioramas that are set around the museum. It is a facility that uses advanced technology to help us learn while experiencing the history of the region. Fascinating for both children and adults. I guess you can see it in about 30 minutes, but also expand it further? The Hiraizumi World Heritage Guidance Center in Iwate Prefecture is a wonderfully set museum-like facility. The history of Hiraizumi will be explained carefully in 4 parts (+ special exhibition room). The great thing is the presence of the widescreen video of the Prologue Theater and the restored diorama installed. It is a facility where you can learn while experiencing the history by making use of advanced technology, so it is recommended for both children and adults. You can see it in about 30 minutes, but can you see it slowly? The history of Hiraizumi is carefully explained in the museum. The charming point is the widescreen video on the “prologue” and the dioramas. It is a facility that uses advanced technology to help us learn while experiencing the history of the region. Fascinating for both children and adults. I guess you can see it in about 30 minutes, but also expand it further ??
亜	亜手留為 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021年11月にオープンしました。無料で入館出来ます。以前あった柳之御所遺跡がメインの資料館というより全体的な平泉の歴史に触れられます。平泉の歴史などに興味がある方は、中尊寺や毛越寺へ行く前に寄って、柳之御所や高館などを経由して中尊寺へ巡るのがよいと思います。最新鋭のプロジェクターを使い迫力のある映像が見どころになってます。建物の割に展示物が少ない印象でしたので、今後は企画展なども開催して欲しいと思います。平泉文化遺産センターがあるのに同じような施設が2つも存在する必要があったのかな？と思ってしまいました。 It opened in November 2021. You can enter for free. The former Yanagi-no-Gosho site is more of a history of Hiraizumi than the main museum. If you are interested in the history of Hiraizumi, you should stop by before going to Chusonji Temple or Motsuji Temple and visit Chusonji Temple via Yanagi-no-Gosho or Takadachi. The highlight is the powerful images using the latest projectors. I had the impression that there were few exhibits for the building, so I would like to see special exhibitions held in the future. I wonder if there had to be two similar facilities even though there was a Hiraizumi Cultural Heritage Center? I thought.