Keishoden (Uesugi Shrine Museum) - Yonezawa

Name: Keishoden (Uesugi Shrine Museum) - Yonezawa
Address: 1 Chome-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan, 992-0052, Japan

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Contact Keishoden (Uesugi Shrine Museum)

住所：

1 Chome-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan

電話：

📞 +8889

Postal code :

992-0052

Webサイト：

http://uesugi-jinja.or.jp/

Opening hours :

Saturday	9:30AM–3:45PM
Sunday	9:30AM–3:45PM
Monday	9:30AM–3:45PM
Tuesday	9:30AM–3:45PM
Wednesday	9:30AM–3:45PM
Thursday	9:30AM–3:45PM
Friday	9:30AM–3:45PM

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観光の名所 , Museum , Exhibit ,

1 Chome-4-13 Marunouchi, Yonezawa, Yamagata 992-0052, Japan

Best Exhibit in japan

後	後藤正勝 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 稽照殿(けいしょうでん)は昔は上杉家の宝物殿でした、現在は博物館となっております。中にはなんと！あの直江兼続公の愛の兜があります、本物ですよ！！ In the past, Keishoden was a treasure hall of the Uesugi family and is now a museum. What inside! There is a helmet of love of Naoe Kanetsugu, it is real! !
R	Ryu1 Yos on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 上杉神社の隣の建物は宝物殿「稽照殿」。上杉家ゆかりの貴重な文化財を保管・展示しています。 2020-11-5 2019-12-29 「古札焼納祭」 2018-5-14 The building next to Uesugi Shrine is the treasure hall "Keishoden". We store and display valuable cultural assets related to the Uesugi family. 2020-11-5 2019-12-29 "Old bill burning festival" 2018-5-14
K	Kurukuru Oyatsu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 宝物殿です。折角上杉神社を訪問されたのであればここも見学されることお勧めします。特に、隣接する上杉博物館で物足りなさを感じた歴史好きの方は尚更です。景勝公と兼続公の本物の甲冑を見ることができますし、貴重な日本刀や書簡等の重要文化財がたくさんあります。 It is a treasure. It is recommended that you visit here as well if you have visited Uesugi Kamisugi Shrine. In particular, those who love history who felt that they were lacking at the adjacent Uesugi Museum are even more so. You can see the real beauty of the scenic beauty and beauty, and there are many important cultural assets such as precious Japanese swords and letters.
と	としくん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 米沢城内にあり上杉謙信公を祀る神社。宝物殿には直江兼続公の愛の兜があり歴史好きには心を躍らせてくれる場所です。 A shrine located in Yonezawa Castle that worships Kenshin Uesugi. In the treasure hall, there is a helmet of love of Naoe Kanetsugu and it is a place that will excite the history lover.
R	Raptor Veloci (velociRaptor) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 営業時間は09:30-16:00（入館は15:45まで）冬季休業有で、令和3年は3月27〜11/25まで。休館日は8月を除く毎月第二水曜日と展示入替時（7月中旬）との事です。 Business hours are 09: 30-16: 00 (admission is until 15:45) Winter holidays are available, and Reiwa 3rd year is from March 27th to November 25th. The museum is closed on the second Wednesday of every month except August and when the exhibition is replaced (mid-July).
t	takegon 0718 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 上杉神社に併設されている宝物館です。有名な『愛』の兜などが展示されています。スペースが大きくない為か、展示品は結構変わるようです。今回は上杉謙信の白頭巾は拝めませんでした It is a treasure house attached to Uesugi Shrine. The famous "love" helmet is on display. The exhibits seem to change considerably, probably because the space is not large. I couldn't worship Kenshin Uesugi's white hood this time.
x	x j on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 愛の甲冑は現在展示されていません。長期間展示していたため、展示休止中です。 8月に群馬で展示されるそうです。 The armor of love is not currently on display. The exhibition has been suspended for a long time. It will be exhibited in Gunma in August.
ヤ	ヤマ田太郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ありましたぁ！　あまりにも有名な直江兼続の「愛」の立物がついた兜が！。彼の尊崇する愛宕権現からとられたらしいですね。もっとも当時は「愛」に今のような「Love」の意味はなく、「愛憎」とか「愛欲」など仏教用語で、物事に捕らわれ執着する様子を指し、あまり良い意味ではなかったそうです。そう考えると現代ならば「欲」と刺繍した帽子を、公衆の面前でかぶっているようなものでしょうか。兼続って相当ヘンな奴になりますよね。（笑）一緒に飾ってあった、兼続のもう一つの鎧の造形もとんでもなくユニークです。兜の立物が、額の野球のボールを中心に下で二本のバットがクロスして支えている構図にしか見えません（笑）。撮影禁止なのでお見せ出来ないのが残念です。もちろんこれはオーパーツではなく、ボールは日輪をバットは櫂（オール）を象徴しており、当時は一般的なモチーフだったとのこと。もし私がこの兜をかぶった兼続氏を、街中で見かけたとしたら「いや～今日の応援も気合いが入っているねぇ、ところでドコの球場に行くんだい？」と声をかけたと思います。（笑） There was! A helmet with a standing "love" of Kanetsugu Naoe, who is so famous! .. It seems that it was taken from his revered Atago Gongen. However, at that time, "love" did not have the meaning of "Love" as it is now, but it was a Buddhist term such as "love and hate" and "love", and it was not a very good meaning because it meant being caught and obsessed with things. Given that, in modern times it would be like wearing a hat embroidered with "greed" in front of the public. Kanetsugu will continue to be a very strange guy. (Lol) The modeling of another armor of Kanetsu, which was displayed together, is ridiculously unique. The standing helmet can only be seen as a composition in which two bats cross and support the baseball ball on the forehead (laughs). I'm sorry I can't show you because shooting is prohibited. Of course, this is not an out-of-place, the ball symbolizes the sun ring and the bat symbolizes the paddle (oar), and it was a common motif at that time. If I saw Mr. Kanetsugu wearing this helmet in the city, I would say, "No, I'm enthusiastic about today's support, by the way, are you going to Doko's stadium?" (Lol)