Miyagi Tsunami Memorial Museum - Ishinomaki

Name: Miyagi Tsunami Memorial Museum - Ishinomaki
Address: 2 Chome-1-56 Minamihamacho, Ishinomaki, Miyagi 986-0835, Japan, 986-0835, Japan

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Contact Miyagi Tsunami Memorial Museum

住所：

2 Chome-1-56 Minamihamacho, Ishinomaki, Miyagi 986-0835, Japan

電話：

📞 +89888

Postal code :

986-0835

Webサイト：

https://www.pref.miyagi.jp/soshiki/densho/miyagi-denshokan.html

Opening hours :

Saturday	9AM–5PM
Sunday	9AM–5PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	9AM–5PM
Wednesday	9AM–5PM
Thursday	9AM–5PM
Friday	9AM–5PM

カテゴリ：

郷土史博物館 ,

2 Chome-1-56 Minamihamacho, Ishinomaki, Miyagi 986-0835, Japan

Best Local history museum in japan

c	cayman901 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 大震災の爪痕をしっかり自分の目で確認できました。貴重な資料やシアター、スタッフの方々も優しく案内して頂きました。 I was able to see the scars of the great earthquake with my own eyes. Valuable materials, theaters, and staff also kindly guided us.
L	Lonely Rider on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 独特のユニークな外観です。この日は緊急事態宣言発令中のため、残念ながら閉館中でした。これからも「震災の記憶と教訓」を末永く後世に伝え続ける場であってほしい！ It has a unique and unique appearance. Unfortunately, the museum was closed on that day because the state of emergency was being announced. I hope it will continue to be a place to pass on "memories and lessons learned from the earthquake" to future generations for many years to come!
牡	牡鹿半島 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 震災の怖さがしっかりとわかる建物でした。門脇町・南浜町地区は震災の被害が特に甚大な地域だったので、こういった意味のある施設があることは市民として嬉しい It was a building where you can clearly see the fear of the earthquake. The Kadonowaki-cho and Minamihama-cho districts were particularly damaged by the earthquake, so I am happy as a citizen to have such meaningful facilities.
9	9 MONKEYS on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 津波によって多くの人命が失われた石巻市。自分にとって都合の悪い情報を無視したり過小評価したりする正常性バイアスの怖さを考えてしまいます。 Ishinomaki City, where many lives were lost due to the tsunami. You think about the fear of normalcy bias, which ignores or underestimates information that is inconvenient to you.
i	ikuraman10 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 石巻市へ観光した際に併せて訪問させて頂きました。この場所ではかつて平穏な暮らしがあったこと、想定外の津波にそれが全て流されたこと、そしてそれを体験した方々のお話や歴史が事実としてしっかり学べる貴重な場所です。中に入ってからはとても観光気分で写真を撮る気持ちになりませんでした。特に20分おきに放映されるショートムービーは是非とも見て頂きたく、本当に胸にくるものがありました。とある方の「逃げろではなく、一緒に逃げようと言えば良かった」というセリフが頭から離れません。また館内にいらっしゃるボランティアの方々はとても親切で、ご自身が震災被災者にも関わらず当時のことをとても丁寧に親切に細かくお伝えいただけたのは本当に有り難く感謝しかありませんでした。今度来るときはお花を持参して慰霊碑に添えたいです。 I also visited Ishinomaki City when I went sightseeing. This place is a valuable place where you can learn the fact that there used to be a peaceful life, that it was all washed away by an unexpected tsunami, and the stories and history of those who experienced it. After I got inside, I didn't feel like taking pictures because I felt like sightseeing. In particular, I really wanted to see the short movie that airs every 20 minutes, and it really touched my heart. One person's line, "I should have said that I should have run away together, not run away," is stuck in my head. Also, the volunteers in the hall were very kind, and I was really grateful that they were very polite and kind and detailed about the time, despite the fact that they were victims of the earthquake. When I come next time, I would like to bring a flower and attach it to the memorial monument.
t	taketomo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 館内の見学は無料です。親切丁寧に説明をしてくれる係員がおりました。東日本大震災を詳しく知ることができる素晴らしい所ねすね。 Visiting the museum is free of charge. There was a staff member who kindly and politely explained. It's a wonderful place to learn more about the Great East Japan Earthquake.
A	Ana Vir on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Whilst not the easiest sightseeing spot to reach, the 'Ganbarō Ishinomaki' (がんばろう石巻) sign located in the coastal Minamihama area is an important stop on any visit to Ishinomaki, Miyagi prefecture. What was initially hastily erected as a way to galvanise the morale and fighting spirit of the survivors devastated by the events of March 11th, 2011 ('Ganbarō' means 'let's do our best') has now become a lasting memorial to those lost that day and a sign of the ongoing efforts and continual strength that Ishinomaki exhibits in its long-term reconstruction plans. Alongside the sign itself, you'll also find Tsunagu-kan (つなぐ館), located in a temporary prefab building. Opened in March 2014, it has a great deal of information and records from the Great East Japan Earthquake and the ongoing recovery since. Open on weekends and holidays, 10am–3pm, entry is free to visitors. You'll also come across several smaller memorials, as well as stark reminder of the tsunami itself: a 6.9m-high pole designating the height the tsunami reached in this area. Minamihama has come a long way since 2011, with plans to transform the immediate area into a park slowly progressing. It's obviously a strategic decision—a flood control system for the future—but as with the vast concrete seawalls going up out in the bay, there's an obvious threat to the identity of what makes Ishinomaki what it is, and it is not necessarily popular with all the local people here.
M	Malcome Larcens on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Miyagi Tsunami Mémorial museum is located on the south side of Ishinomaki in a place called Minami Hama. Ishinomaki was the worst hit town on the Sanriku coast from the March 11th 2011 tsunami. Most of the city is in low lying area, almost half the city was under water from the tsunami. The memorial museum is a reminder at the same time a warning that it is more than likely to occur again.est we forget.