Kanra Town History and Folklore Museum - Kanra District

Name: Kanra Town History and Folklore Museum - Kanra District
Address: 852-1 Obata, Kanra, Kanra District, Gunma 370-2202, Japan, 370-2202, Japan

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Contact Kanra Town History and Folklore Museum

住所：	852-1 Obata, Kanra, Kanra District, Gunma 370-2202, Japan
電話：	📞 +87797
Postal code :	370-2202
Webサイト：	https://www.town.kanra.lg.jp/kyouiku/bunkazai/map/01.html
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , 郷土史博物館 ,

852-1 Obata, Kanra, Kanra District, Gunma 370-2202, Japan

Best Local history museum in japan

T	T sunny on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小さい民俗館ですが数々の文化財があり楽しめました。養蚕についてのものが多いようです。 Although it is a small folk museum, I enjoyed it with many cultural properties. It seems that there are many things about sericulture.
ま	まさやん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ こじんまりとした資料館ですが展示内容はとても充実しています！富岡製糸場を支えた甘楽町について、養蚕の工程、養蚕で栄えた甘楽町の歩み、更には武田家を支えた小幡氏の赤備えの鎧、なんと円空仏までも！！受付の方がとても親切にご説明くださったお陰で甘楽町の歴史について理解が深まりました！またゆっくり訪れたいと思います。 Although it is a small museum, the contents of the exhibition are very substantial! About Kanra Town, which supported the Tomioka Silk Mill, the process of sericulture, the history of Kanra Town, which prospered with sericulture, and even Mr. Obata's red armor, which supported the Takeda family, and even the Enku Buddha! !! Thanks to the kind explanation from the receptionist, I deepened my understanding of the history of Kanra Town! I would like to visit again slowly.
こ	こけこっこ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 他に利用者が少ない平日だったからか受付の学芸員さん?が1階をさらっと解説して下さった。物腰柔らかで親切な方だった。 1階は養蚕の展示が中心なので虫の苦手な方は注意。特に天井は見ない方がいい。 The curator at the reception explained the first floor, probably because it was a weekday with few other users. He was a soft and kind person. The first floor is mainly for sericulture, so be careful if you are not good at insects. Especially you should not look at the ceiling.
機	機械兵士z-30 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 時間的都合で中までは入れなかったが、外観と入り口前のかかあ天下が良かった。次回は展示も見てみたい。 I couldn't go inside because of time, but the appearance and the view of the front of the entrance were good. Next time I would like to see the exhibition.
K	Katsura S. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 織田家と縁の深い、甘楽町の歴史資料館。世界遺産の絹産業についても資料が集められている。資料室の鴨居に、お蚕が繭を付けているのが見られて面白い。付近には武家屋敷の名残が見られたり、堀が残っていたりと城下町の風情が感じられる。 A history museum in Kanra-cho, which is closely related to the Oda family. Information is also collected on the world heritage silk industry. It's interesting to see silkworms wearing cocoons at the Kamoi in the reference room. You can feel the atmosphere of the castle town by seeing the remains of samurai residences and moats remaining in the vicinity.
O	Omiya-fankichi kobe on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 丁寧に説明して頂きました、名前の通り甘楽町や富岡製糸等の歴史を知る事が出来ました。 As the name suggests, I was able to learn about the history of Kanra Town and Tomioka Silk Mill.
h	hani hani on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 町の中の小さな民俗資料館。明治時代の便器や銃などちょっと珍しいものも置いてあった。一階は主に養蚕関係の歴史、二階は小幡氏関係の資料等を中心に展示。室町時代後半、甘楽地域を支配していた国峯城主小幡氏は、武田軍団の先陣として活躍したそうだが、その際武田氏より着用を許されたという「赤備」の具足も展示されており、なかなか見ごたえはあった。 A small folk museum in the town. There were also some rare items such as toilet bowls and guns from the Meiji era. The first floor mainly exhibits sericulture-related history, and the second floor mainly exhibits materials related to Mr. Obata. Mr. Obata, the lord of Kunimine Castle, who ruled the Kanra area in the latter half of the Muromachi period, seems to have been active as a leader of the Takeda army corps, but at that time, the footwear of "Akazonae" that Mr. Takeda allowed to wear is also exhibited. , It was quite impressive.
サ	サルパラダイス on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小ぢんまりした資料館だが意外と良かった。色々お話しも聞けました。古くは元々ここ小幡の地は桓武平氏良文流・秩父氏から出た庶子(武蔵七党)が小幡という土地(領地)をもらい、地名から小幡氏と名乗り始めて治めていた様です。平安〜鎌倉期の開発領主（開拓武士）でしょう。なので小幡氏の本姓は平氏だそうです。秩父氏は坂東平氏の中でも有力豪族でしたからね。因みに2階には織田氏の本姓は伊勢平氏だと言う系図が飾ってありますが、安土桃山時代や江戸時代の自称出自は時代が進んでしまってよく分からなくなっており、又、力が全てを支配する時代でしから、ほとんどが言った者勝ちの都合の良い仮冒だと言われています。最近の研究では織田氏の出自は平氏よりもっと古い時代の、古代豪族の忌部氏説が有力ですかね確か。間違っていたらすみません。秩父氏、小幡氏など名氏が出来始めた初期の人々… つまり平安・鎌倉期の源・平・藤などから地名を取って名氏とした人々、そしてそこから初期に枝分かれした人々の出自は間違い無いと思います。因みに2階の武家展示は勿論良かったです。しかしながら、１階のお蚕様の展示も非常に興味深かったですね。お蚕様のお話しも面白かったですし。 It's a small museum, but it was surprisingly good. I was able to hear various stories. In the olden days, it seems that the land of Obata was originally governed by the land (territory) of Obata, who was born from Mr. Kanmu Taira and Chichibu, and started to call himself Obata from the place name. It will be the development lord (pioneer samurai) of the Heian-Kamakura period. So Mr. Obata's real surname is Mr. Taira. Mr. Chichibu was one of the most influential tribes of Mr. Bando Heishi. By the way, on the 2nd floor, there is a genealogy that says that Mr. Oda's real surname is Mr. Isehei, but the self-proclaimed origin of the Azuchi-Momoyama period and the Edo period has advanced and it is not clear, and all the power is It is said that it is a convenient tentative blame for the first-come-first-served basis, as most of them said, since it was the time when they ruled. According to recent research, the origin of Mr. Oda is probably the Imbe clan theory of the ancient clan, which was older than Mr. Taira. I apologize if I'm wrong. Early people such as Chichibu and Obata who started to make names ... In other words, I think there is no doubt that the origins of the people who took the place names from the Heian period, the source of the Kamakura period, the Taira clan, the wisteria, etc. By the way, the samurai exhibition on the 2nd floor was of course good. However, the silk moth exhibition on the first floor was also very interesting. The story of the silk moth was also interesting.