乃木館

Name: 乃木館
Address: Ikanocho, Zentsuji, 〒765-0053 Kagawa,Japan, Kagawa, Japan

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Contact 乃木館

住所：	Ikanocho, Zentsuji, 〒765-0053 Kagawa,Japan
電話：	📞 +8877
Webサイト：	https://www.mod.go.jp/gsdf/mae/14b/14bhp/nogi/nogisan.html
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , History museum ,
街：	Kagawa

Ikanocho, Zentsuji, 〒765-0053 Kagawa,Japan

Best History museum in japan

u	udondon 2021 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 元々は本部が設置されていたそうですが、本部の移転に伴い、空家では問題とのことで、第14音楽隊が入居するようになったそうです。 2階が乃木将軍の資料スペースになっています。建て替えが決まっているそうで、老朽化していますが修繕できないそうです。建て替え後も同じ設計だそうです。 Originally, the headquarters was set up, but with the relocation of the headquarters, there was a problem with the vacant house, so it seems that the 14th Music Corps has moved in. The second floor is the material space for General Nogi. It seems that it has been decided to rebuild it, and although it is aging, it cannot be repaired. It seems that the design is the same after rebuilding.
o	ordona poseidal on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 今でも利用されている貴重な建物。乃木希典大将の指揮した旅順攻略や現在の陸上自衛隊についての資料が展示されています。殆どの見学者は所要時間１時間も掛からないと思います。また、ゲートから建物へと続く道沿いに退役した戦車や航空機が展示されています。間近で見て触れるので私はむしろこちらの方が面白かったです。入場や退場の際にはゲート横の自衛官の方へ氏名、連絡先、入場時間、退場時間を届け出る必要があります。対応された自衛官の方は明るく爽やかで感じの良い方でした。入場料は無料です。 A valuable building that is still used today. There are materials on the way to capture Lushun, commanded by General Noriyuki Nogi, and the current Ground Self-Defense Force. Most visitors do not expect to take an hour. Also on display are retired tanks and aircraft along the road leading from the gate to the building. I was rather more interested here because I saw it up close. Upon entry or exit, you must notify the SDF next to the gate of your name, contact information, entry and exit times. The SDF personnel who responded were bright, refreshing and pleasant. Admission is free.
W	WOTBLITZ ｋｕｒｉｃｙａｎ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ７４式（ＳＴＢ-１）がかっこよすぎる。ＷＯＴファンの方は入場無料＆お触りＯＫなので是非寄って行ってください Type 74 (STB-1) is too cool. If you are a WOT fan, there is no admission fee and you can touch it.
マ	マツボー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 少数生産に終わった貴重な75式自走105㎜榴弾砲が展示されています。質問等は営門付近に居る警衛隊か広報、館内の隊員さんに尋ねてください。 Precious 75-type self-propelled 105 howitzers that have been produced in small numbers are on display. If you have any questions, please ask the guards or public relations near the Yingmen, members of the building.
カ	カレーA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 本来は事前受付が必要なようですが当日直接訪問すると門番の自衛官がすぐに当日受付としてくれました建物はとても古くて、資料もびっくりするようなものはありませんが旅順港閉塞作戦の内容が中心　当時の軍服とかあってファンは楽しいと思う展示を眺めている最中は遠くから自衛官が見守っていますが、駐屯地内なので外部の人が出ていくまでは見ておくのがルールだそう　あちらも仕事なのでお行儀よく拝見しました Originally it seems that advance reception is required, but when I visited directly on the day, the SDF gatekeeper immediately accepted it on the day. The building is very old and the materials are not surprising, but the content of the Lushun Port blockage operation is the center. I think that the fans will enjoy it because of the military uniform at that time. While looking at the exhibition, SDF personnel are watching from a distance, but since it is inside the garrison, it seems that it is a rule to watch until outsiders come out.
ご	ご隠居X on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 旧日本陸軍第11師団司令部を展示施設にしている。一階はトイレ、二階は乃木将軍関係や日露戦争、太平洋戦争の陸海軍と自衛隊関係の展示がある。外には退役した航空機(F-86Dとヘリ三機)や陸自車輌計五輌が展示されている。見学は無料だが受付(記帳)が必要。駅から歩くとざっと三十分位か？ The former Japanese Army 11th Division HQ is used as an exhibition facility. On the first floor there is a toilet, and on the second floor there are exhibits related to Shogi Nogi, the Russo-Japanese War, the Pacific War, and the Navy and Self-Defense Force. Outside are retired aircraft (F-86D and 3 helicopters) and a total of 5 GSDF vehicles. The tour is free, but reception is required. Is it roughly thirty minutes when walking from the station?
田	田村孝太 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日露戦争で活躍した軍神乃木大将の貴重な資料が観られます。乃木大将は日露戦争の旅順攻囲戦などで活躍し、当時なら捕虜となった敵将は処刑するのが常識でしたが、相手への高い敬意を払い、無事にロシアへ返還させました。こういった行動が国内だけに留まらず、対戦国だったロシアの新聞紙に載るほど高い評価を受けました。しかし、当本人は旅順攻囲戦で多くの自軍将兵を死なせた事を悔やみ、切腹しようとしていましたが、それを明治天皇が制止し、明治天皇に自分が死ぬまでは死ぬことは許さないと言われ、切腹を取りやめました。そして明治天皇が崩御した際はその言葉通り、後を追い切腹しました。そこまでするのは少し狂信的に感じるかも知れませんが、当時はまだ武士道精神や大和魂とも言えるものが残っていたり、天皇の持つ権威も違うので、一概に現代の感覚でそれを推し量る事は出来ないと思います。また、良いか悪いかは別として、自分が死刑になる為に殺人を犯すような現代の日本人にここまでの事は出来ないのではないでしょうか？乃木大将はその後、国葬され、その名前に因み乃木坂46で有名な乃木坂という地名が作られました。 You can see valuable materials of General Maresuke Nogi who was active in the Russo-Japanese War. General Nogi played an active part in the Siege of Port Arthur in the Russo-Japanese War, and at that time it was common sense to execute the enemy general who was taken prisoner, but he paid high respect to the other party and returned it to Russia safely. These actions were highly evaluated not only in Japan but also in the newspapers of Russia, which was an opponent. However, he regretted having killed many of his soldiers in the Siege of Port Arthur and was trying to seppuku, but the Emperor Meiji stopped it and he said he would not allow him to die until he died. I was told and canceled my seppuku. And when Emperor Meiji died, as the word says, he was harassed afterwards. It may seem a little fanatical to do so, but at that time there were still things that could be called Bushido spirit and Yamato soul, and the authority of the emperor was different, so it is important to estimate it with a modern sense. I don't think it can be done. Also, regardless of whether it is good or bad, isn't it possible for modern Japanese people to commit murder because they are sentenced to death? After that, General Nogi was buried in the state funeral, and the place name Nogizaka, which is famous for Nogizaka46, was created after that name.
C	Chris Smiddy on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Interesting for those who like army related history, etc. Only Japanese info available. They give free tours, too