Matsuo Mine Historical Museum - Hachimantai

Name: Matsuo Mine Historical Museum - Hachimantai
Address: 2 Chome-5-6 Kashiwadai, Hachimantai, Iwate 028-7303, Japan, 028-7303, Japan

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Contact Matsuo Mine Historical Museum

住所：

2 Chome-5-6 Kashiwadai, Hachimantai, Iwate 028-7303, Japan

電話：

📞 +897898

Postal code :

028-7303

Opening hours :

Saturday	9AM–4:30PM
Sunday	9AM–4:30PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	9AM–4:30PM
Wednesday	9AM–4:30PM
Thursday	9AM–4:30PM
Friday	9AM–4:30PM

カテゴリ：

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2 Chome-5-6 Kashiwadai, Hachimantai, Iwate 028-7303, Japan

Best Local history museum in japan

Y	Y T on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 雲上の楽園と呼ばれた、松尾鉱山に関する展示があります。黎明期から栄華、そして終焉までの資料が多数です。鉱物、生活文化ももちろんですが、私は、鉄索や鉄道など運輸分野の展示を興味深く見学しました。入館無料です。 There is an exhibition about the Matsuo Mine, which was called the paradise on the clouds. There are many materials from the dawn to the glory and the end. Not to mention minerals and living culture, I had an interesting tour of exhibits in the transportation field such as iron ropes and railways. Admission is free.
秀	秀 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小さな資料館とは言え、松尾鉱山の歴史を伝える貴重な場所です。なかなかに見応えもあると思います。日本の近代化の中で、繰り返された栄枯盛衰を学べて考えさせられると思います。現在は廃墟が残っているだけですが。『緑ヶ丘団地』などで生活されていた方々の、当時の様子の写真などが展示されていて。かつて華々しい時代を送っていた、松尾鉱山の往年のすがたを偲ぶことができます。日本の、岩手の近代史を伝える、重要な資料館ではないでしょうか？ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー『資料館』を訪問されたなら、松尾鉱山関係者の住居跡『旧松尾鉱山　緑ヶ丘団地』の見学はいかがでしょうか？『緑ヶ丘団地』は、 “アスピーテライン”を登って行くと。トンネル・・・と言うか、スノーキャノピー？の手前位に。 “アスピーテライン”の道路面からは、丘陵に隠れるように。かつての“マンモス団地”の廃墟が残っています。こちらも、機会があればご覧になられると良いと思います。（往年の姿を想起させる物を、実際に「観る」「体感する」と言うのも大事だと考えます）ただ、いわゆる廃墟（管理はされていると思います）ですので。節度をもって、管理地には絶対に立ち入らないようにお願いします。 Although it is a small museum, it is a valuable place to tell the history of Matsuo Mine. I think it's quite worth seeing. I think you can learn and think about the repeated rise and fall of Japan in the modernization of Japan. Currently, only the ruins remain. Pictures of people who lived in "Midorigaoka housing complex" at that time are on display. You can remember the old days of the Matsuo Mine, which once had a spectacular era. Isn't it an important museum that conveys the modern history of Iwate in Japan? --------------- If you visit the "Museum", how about visiting the "former Matsuo Mine Midorigaoka housing complex", the site of the residence of Matsuo Mine officials? "Midorigaoka housing complex" is When you climb the "Aspite Line". Tunnel ... or snow canopy? In front of. From the road surface of "Aspite Line", hide in the hills. The ruins of the former "Mammoth Complex" remain. I hope you can see this as well if you have the opportunity. (I think it is important to actually "see" and "experience" things that remind us of the appearance of yesteryear.) However, it is a so-called ruin (I think it is managed). Please be modest and never enter the controlled area.
浩	浩和 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小さな資料館ですか、グループで訪ねて館内を案内して頂きました。無料で見学が出来て、申し訳ない感じでした。 Is it a small museum? I visited the museum as a group and showed me around the museum. I was sorry that I was able to visit for free.
M	M K on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 勉強になった松尾鉱山の発展と衰退、採掘方法、北上川の汚染問題と中和施設、そこで暮らす人々の営みが当時の資料映像や展示品、ジオラマ、写真なんかで分かり易く解説あの廃墟として有名な団地は硫黄採掘していた人とその家族の住居なのか〜赤茶色に染まった北上川…死の川…それが50年以上前に…産業公害はどこにでもあったのね I learned something The development and decline of the Matsuo Mine, mining methods, pollution problems and neutralization facilities on the Kitakami River, and the activities of the people living there are explained in an easy-to-understand manner with documentary images, exhibits, dioramas, and photographs at that time. Is the famous ruined housing complex the residence of the person who was mining sulfur and his family? The Kitakami River dyed reddish brown ... The River of Death ... That was more than 50 years ago ... Industrial pollution was everywhere.
J	Jef Smith on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The museum contains many historical items relating to the mines past. Cold in here during winter!
R	Roland Horne on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very interesting. Who would have imagined that Sulphur mining was such a big business?
K	Kazuki Kawai (かづき) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great to see Matsuo Mine People's life! You can see the people's life who lived up in the mountain where was used to be a mine site in Hachimantai. You'll be surprised how big and prospered it was.
A	AlexP Su on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Petite museum, complimentary with interesting local history. Friendly staff