Kameyama Museum of History - Kameyama

I was surprised that there are many burial mounds in the land of Kameyama! After that, I learned a lot about history! It was especially interesting to see where the Kameyama castle owner was! There was a castle name that I didn't know, so I was looking at it. I wish I had more exhibits. I couldn't walk from the station, but I got lost ?

I was moved by the nostalgic old things (^.^)

There are no national treasure-class exhibits, but the history of Kameyama is carefully explained. The model that reproduces the castle town is worth a look. Apart from the permanent exhibition, special exhibitions are held irregularly. It is a facility that is familiar to locals.

For exhibitions and lectures related to the Kameyama domain I was going. Many catalogs and historical materials Purchase‼ ️ Only the catalog on the HP, Unfortunately ❗ Dark part-time attack Baba is in the course Come as a participant ❗ Female staff are also friends Weird guy since the number of people increased ❗ Anti-company dog Envious and cowardly personality! ️

It is a place where you can know the history of Kameyama City, but I feel that the contents of the exhibition are thin compared to the fee of 200 yen. (The explanation board is in a place where it is difficult to see, there are few exhibits compared to the building, it is narrow, etc.)

The diorama is fine. The story of Idagawa Chausuyama burial mound that was destroyed in the middle of the survey for the purpose of creating a residential area was painful for me.

Grass museum? Do city officials mow even if their workplace is covered with vegetation? Private companies do it, but it's a civil servant!

I went to see the special exhibition "Suzuka Barrier". The location of the Suzuka-seki site was not clear until now, but it seems that the location was finally confirmed after the site of the Tsukiji wall at the western end was discovered. According to the "Engi-shiki", the Tsukiji wall was about 3.9m high. It's pretty big. However, only the remains of the Tsukiji wall were found, and the remains of buildings such as the main office have not yet been found. I hope it will be discovered soon. 2021.12.11 The history of Kameyama City is compactly summarized from ancient times to the present. As many have pointed out, the biggest highlight is the estimated restoration model of Kameyama Castle, but there are many other perspectives. For example, a locker for undressing a public bath in the entrance hall. It seems that this was actually used until 1998. I used to go to a public bath when I was a kid, but it wasn't made of wood like this anymore. Isn't this quite valuable? Then there is a safe that is said to have been used at Kameyama Castle. It's made of wood and is quite large. It seems that there is no certainty that it was really used at Kameyama Castle, but it is said that it is said that way. Kameyama Tsuba is also interesting. It used to be a specialty of Kameyama. It seems that there are no more people to make it now, and I don't know how to make it, but is there anyone who wants to revive it? There are also fossil crocodile vertebrae found on the riverbed of the Suzuka River, which is rare in such humanities museums. It seems that it was 3 million years ago, but at that time there was a crocodile in Kameyama as well. I was surprised. It's a very interesting museum like this.