Kigumi Museum - Shinjuku City

Name: Kigumi Museum - Shinjuku City
Address: ホールエイト 2 Chome-3-26 Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 169-0051, Japan, 169-0051, Japan

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住所：	ホールエイト 2 Chome-3-26 Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 169-0051, Japan
電話：	📞 +89
Postal code :	169-0051
Webサイト：	http://www.kigumi.tokyo/
カテゴリ：	Museum , Handicraft museum ,
Description :	Japanese wooden joinery is the focus of this compact museum, featuring intricate hands-on exhibits.

ホールエイト 2 Chome-3-26 Nishiwaseda, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 169-0051, Japan

Best Handicraft museum in japan

ぷ	ぷーあー路 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 無料で観覧可能。ざっくりとみるなら、30分程度。なによりも、博物館やお城などで展示されている、【金輪継】といった木組みを間近で見れるのはとても良い。希望であれば、係りの人による案内・説明も可能とのこと。 Viewable for free. If you look roughly, about 30 minutes. Above all, it is very good to be able to see the woodwork such as [Kinawashin], which is exhibited in museums and castles, etc. in close proximity. If desired, guidance and explanation by the person in charge can be provided.
さ	さぶたろう on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小さい博物館ですが、楽しめます。 It is a small museum, but you can enjoy it.
R	Riota Adachi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ At this museum English speaker is available on every Tuesday. And a tea-house architect is available on every Thursday. こぢんまりしてますが中身がぎゅっとつまった博物館。ただだらだらと展示するのではなく、見せるものを絞って見る人が楽しめる工夫がされている気がします。良いものを後世に残したい、という館長さんの思いを感じました。 At this museum English speaker is available on every Tuesday. And a tea-house architect is available on every Thursday. A small but tightly packed museum. I don't want to display it gently, but I think it has been devised so that viewers can enjoy what they see. I felt the director's desire to leave good things for future generations.
M	M.キャリー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 普通のﾋﾞﾙの3階にある小さな博物館。1階の入口ドアを開けるのに少し勇気が要りました?ｴﾚﾍﾞｰﾀｰで上がると木の世界?触ったり嗅いだり動かしたり自由に楽しめます。親切丁寧な館長さんが、木組みや道具についての説明もしてくれますよ?予想以上に楽しめた施設でした? A small museum on the 3rd floor of an ordinary building. It took a little courage to open the entrance door on the 1st floor ? When you go up on the elevator, you can enjoy the world of wood ? freely by touching, smelling and moving. The kind and polite director will also explain about the wooden structure and tools ? It was a facility that I enjoyed more than I expected ?
映	映猫ken on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日本の伝統木造建築の技術を詳しく学べる街角博物館? 館内は意外と狭いが木組みについてわかりやすく学べるしその仕組みの模型も展示しているから嬉しい? 特に巨大な社殿の木組みの展示物は圧巻??? さらに無料なのもかなり嬉しい?? 最後の宮大工と呼ばれた西岡常一氏のコーナーもあり貴重な資料やパネルも展示されていてもっと木組みの事が知れて最高である??? A street corner museum where you can learn more about Japanese traditional wooden construction techniques ? The inside of the building is surprisingly small, but you can learn about timberwork in an easy-to-understand manner, and I am happy to see a model of that mechanism on display ? Especially the huge timber-framed exhibits are a masterpiece ??? It's even more fun to be free ?? There is also a corner of Tsuneichi Nishioka, who was called the last carpenter, and valuable materials and panels are displayed, and it is the best to know more about timberwork ???
山	山本希 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 凄く興味深いものでした。先人の知恵とでも言うのでしょうか。宮大工さんの技術と知識しっかり継承していかないとと、改めて考えさせられました。
大	大川興業independence day on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日本の伝統木造建築技術が見れるインディな自主的博物館です。館長の方が約４０年以上、数寄屋や社寺建築など施工管理をされ、伝統技術の継承や材料の枯渇など危機的状況の為、多くの方々に知って貰い、後世に繋げるように作られたそうです。釘を使わない建築方法は材質などを匠の技でパズルのように組み合わさり、地震などの衝撃を分散し、建物を強固にするのが実際に触れてわかります。 It is an indie independent museum where you can see traditional Japanese wooden construction techniques. The director has been managing the construction of sukiya and shrines and temples for more than 40 years, and due to the critical situation such as inheritance of traditional techniques and depletion of materials, it was made to be known by many people and to be connected to posterity. that's right. In the construction method that does not use nails, you can actually touch and understand that the materials are combined like a puzzle by the skill of a craftsman, the impact such as an earthquake is dispersed, and the building is strengthened.
Y	Yuki D on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It’s open on Wednesday through Friday only but this is a must see museum for people who loves Japanese architecture and woodwork. Well maintained and very informative exhibits. You can also visit Ana-Hachiman shrine right next to it.