Iwate Tsunami Memorial Museum

Name: Iwate Tsunami Memorial Museum
Address: Kesencho, Rikuzentakata, 〒029-2207 Iwate,Japan, Iwate, Japan

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Contact Iwate Tsunami Memorial Museum

住所：

Kesencho, Rikuzentakata, 〒029-2207 Iwate,Japan

電話：

📞 +897

Webサイト：

https://iwate-tsunami-memorial.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：

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Best Local history museum in japan

ろ	ろひろひ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2020年8月に訪ねました BRTで盛から奇跡の一本松駅まで行きました(大きな駐車場もあります) 綺麗な施設というのが第一印象でした、伝承館には震災からの出来事が時系列に沿ってパネルで展示されていました。また津波によって流された車なども展示されていたと思います。地元の特産品を売っているコーナー・フードコートも中にありました。(ワカメとブックカバーを買いました) 奇跡の一本松は伝承館から10分ほどのところにあります。途中海を見渡せる場所もありました。とても静かで大津波が襲ったとは信じられなかったです。時間をおいてまた訪ねたい場所です。 Visited in August 2020 I took the BRT from Sheng to the miraculous Ipponmatsu station (there is also a large parking lot) The first impression was that it was a beautiful facility, and the events from the earthquake were displayed on panels in chronological order at the Densetsukan. I also think that cars washed away by the tsunami were on display. There was also a corner food court selling local specialties. (I bought wakame seaweed and a book cover) The miracle pine tree is about 10 minutes from the tradition hall. There was also a place overlooking the sea on the way. It was so quiet that I couldn't believe it was hit by a big tsunami. This is a place I would like to visit again after a while.
K	Ken Mo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021年12月に伺いました。震災の記憶をなくさないためにも是非実際の目で見て感じてほしいです。 I visited you in December 2021. I want you to see and feel it with your own eyes so that you will not lose your memory of the earthquake.
9	9 MONKEYS on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 道路啓開「くしの歯作戦」に携わった関係者の方々の使命感に感銘を受けました。発災翌日の12日には11ルート、15日には15ルートが開通し、救急車や警察、自衛隊などの緊急車両が通行可能になった事は多くの人の救いになったと思います。 I was impressed by the sense of mission of the people involved in the road enlightenment "Comb Tooth Operation". 11 routes were opened on the 12th and 15 routes on the 15th, the day after the disaster, and it was a relief for many people that emergency vehicles such as ambulances, police, and the Self-Defense Forces could pass through.
M	Murakami Yuji on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 一本松の根が展示されています。（※2022.02.14以降現地では展示されていません。）外に展示されており、閉館後（夜間）でもライトアップされていて、日中とはまた打って変わって幻想的な姿を見せてくれます。夜も駐車場は利用できますので、ぜひご覧になってください♫ One pine root is on display. (* It has not been exhibited locally since 2022.02.14.) It is exhibited outside, and it is lit up even after it is closed (at night), and it looks fantastic unlike the daytime. The parking lot is available at night, so please take a look ♫
9	90ヤシ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 気付いたら３時間も居ました。施設内では、震災当時の映像の上映や、津波で流された物の展示などがあります。また飲食店や物産市場、さらには奇跡の一本松へ続く散策道路もあり、充実した時間を過ごせました。震災当時の映像は自己責任で見てくださいだそうです。 When I noticed, I was there for 3 hours. Inside the facility, there are screenings of images from the time of the earthquake and exhibits of things washed away by the tsunami. There was also a restaurant, a product market, and a walking road leading to the miraculous Ipponmatsu, so I had a fulfilling time. Please watch the video at the time of the earthquake at your own risk.
S	Sami Alexander on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ So glad that I was able to make the trip up here. I was living in Kanagawa during the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. My squadron was a part of Operation Tomodachi that assisted Japan in the relief effort. The museum may be small but the amount of information and videos make it one of the best I’ve been to in Japan. Everything had English captions! Yay! The food and shopping available in the other half were tasty!
T	Taufiq Ilham Maulana on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This venue is located close to the shore with the massive sea walls, it has big parking area, and it has many creative presentation materials about the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami 2011, especially the disasterhistory in Rikuzentakata. Close to the museum, there is a damaged school building that is kept to remind us about the disaster. Very interesting way to teach the future generation about the disaster. My deep condolences to the victims and their families, affected by the earthquake and tsunami.
J	Joakim Tørneskog on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A truly beautiful place that brought me to tears. Even though it's been 11 years since the devastating Tsunami hits you can still get a feeling of scale and sheer force of what happened that day.