Kamiyodo Hakuhō-no-Oka Exhibition Hall - Yonago

I happened to find it on Google Map, but it was very good. The number of facilities and exhibits, the atmosphere, ... everything was wonderful. why? , I wonder if there are a small number of visitors to the tour, or there are no publications in various quarterly magazines etc. for attracting tourists? Entrance fee is also cheap. From the content of the exhibition, I think it may be more expensive. I am sorry if you are going from now on.

Sabae has been making its history from the Paleolithic era buried one after another. The Kamijo Shirakaba Hill Exhibition Hall, which collects earthenware and murals excavated from more than 10 ruins in Kanie-cho, and folk materials of the local Sabae, is located very close to the Hakuan Ancient Hill Park and the Kamijo Abandoned Temple. Among them, "Ishima", an important cultural property, "Buddhist murals" excavated at the temple site of the Asuka Nara period, "Kamijo Abandoned Temple", and "Figureed Minowa" excavated from the Idechigo No. 3 burial mound are valuable in archeology and art history It is preserved and displayed as a unique material, which gives visitors surprise and excitement. In addition, “Painting pottery” excavated from the Kakuda ruins, “Kuchinawa-san” used for tug-of-war for fortune-telling at the Hachiman festival in the Kamiiso area, the end of the Edo period, for soldiers to wear in emergency situations Materials that tell the history of Sabae, such as the tangible cultural property of the town where it was made, “Body Armor”, are on display. Here, I will explain in detail the main exhibits, the “Imama” of the Kofun period, the “Buddhist mural” excavated at the Kamijo Abandoned Temple, and the “Maizo Minowa” excavated from the Idechigo No. 3 Kofun Ishima, a precious cultural asset revered with God “Ishima” was decorated with stone burial mounds from the Kofun period, and the pretty-shaped stone horses were about 1.5 meters long and were arranged in the Tsunekaki burial mound (Ishigaya burial mound) built late in the Kofun period. This is the only place that was found outside. During the Edo period, it was enshrined in many mountains and was celebrated as “Ishima Daimyojin”. Japan's oldest Buddhist mural, comparable to Horyuji Kondo mural It is said that the “Buddhist mural” found in the temple ruins of the Asuka / Nara era, Kamijo Abandoned Temple, is comparable to the Horyuji Kindo mural. It has been attracting attention in the history of archeology and arts as a valuable resource for thinking about Donai's solemnity at that time. Hibiki Minowa, a rare example of excavation in western Japan A large number of "cylindrical haniwa and figured elephant rings" were found in the trenches around the Idezo No. 3 old burial mound. In particular, there are three “Shield Holders” that are rarely found in western Japan.

Maybe good for people who like earthenware ? In the 3rd exhibition room, a temple from the ancient times is reproduced.

There is such an impressive display! It is a small but clean facility. Even then there are no people. . .

At the entrance of [Kamiyodo Hakuho no Oka Exhibition Hall], there is a Harutsuki Ikuta Literature Monument, engraved with a passage from the song “Hometown Song”. What is the hometown that I ’m missing? 田 Rural town by the sea 柳 Let's go with the willow in the town The old-fashioned nostalgia Originally, the one that was in front of the Yodoe Central Community Center was relocated. There is also a monument engraved with the [god of the block] in front of the exhibition hall. On the back 15 days New Year's (meaning “adults”) @Children It seems to be engraved. The [god of the blockage] is often worshiped at the village border, and is a god (Dosojin) that prevents the invasion of the evil demon.

The restoration of Kamiyodo Haiji is wonderful. Free parking available. The opposite side of the road is a group of ancient burial mounds. Mukibanda Yayoi Park is also wonderful, and you can see that Tottori prospered from the Yayoi period to the Nara Asuka period.

The admission fee is about 310, but it is worth it. In such exhibition halls, there are many cases where photography is not possible. There is a stone horse that seems to be from the Kofun period, and this is a replica, but I think that it is the fun of this region that remains from such an old period. Buddha statues are also displayed, but this is just an atmosphere, no decoration, or no surface treatment, a refreshing feeling. Perhaps it was an exhibition hall that refrained from revealing Buddhist colors. There are also hot spring facilities near the exhibition hall, making it a relaxing place.

It was free during the cluster amaryllis festival. Although the scale is not large, it is of interest to the exhibition of excavated items. The three Buddha statues are also spectacular.