Nihon Taishomura - Ena

I was surprised to go there for the first time. The buildings of the Taisho era are scattered in harmony with the scenic cityscape, and it is a wonderful place where you can take a walk while feeling the feeling of local life. It feels like I've found a place that makes me want to come again and again.

There are examples of old buildings, highways, and houses preserved in various places, but this is based on the lifestyle culture and compassionate heart of the Taisho era, not just Taishomura in Akechicho, but Japanese people. It is everyone's Taishomura. Volunteers from the town are volunteering to work to revitalize the town, overcome various circumstances, and the government is tie-ups with this. Taishomura has a stronger spiritual element than the material one, such as keeping the image and heart of the Taisho era and the nostalgia of the people in this town, and thinks that it will be the ultimate mecca for people all over Japan to remember that era. I am. The Taisho Village Office, Taisho Village Museum, and other materials related to Taisho culture are collected and exhibited, and efforts are being made to create an environment where all people can be immersed in the atmosphere of the Taisho era. In this era of intense information technology, Akechi-cho, a quiet mountain town, retains the appearance of the Taisho era when silkmaking prospered as a local industry, including customs, buildings, lifestyle culture, humanity and nature. It retains the appearance of the Taisho era until it reaches. Nihon Taishomura is a museum of the Taisho town, where you can feel the "Taisho" while people's lives are alive, rather than just collecting and showing old things.

In the Taisho era, I went in search of Taisho romance, but it was significantly different from the image. You can enjoy going out and taking a walk comprehensively. We stayed at Akechi Castle, dumpling cedar, and in front of the station and enjoyed walking for half a day. Let's prepare a lunch box and go out.

There are many good old buildings in Taishomura, so I thought it would be a good place to take a walk. (^^) It's a good idea to wear comfortable shoes as you walk quite a bit. Also, there are costumes for rent that you can become a kid, so it might be a good idea to take a picture.

When I heard Taishomura, I had the image of various buildings in the park like Meijimura, but Taishomura seems to refer to the entire city. I enjoyed the nostalgia by seeing retro buildings and things while enjoying the beautiful autumn leaves. After all it is recommended to come to such a place in autumn. It made me think that this place was good to be born in Japan. Souvenirs were also sold, and there was also a service where you could rent clothes from the Taisho era and feel even more immersive. After all, I always associate it with the devilish blade. Knowing the past is also learning the wisdom of our predecessors, and it will also improve the future. Why don't you visit this Taishomura once? ?

It is 9: 00 ~ on the net, but it seems to be 10: 00 ~ in winter. I thought it was like Meiji-mura in Aichi, but it wasn't. Museums are scattered throughout the city. I wondered if it would be better to present a 100 yen discount on the 3 building set ticket online. Souvenir Kokubu Kun Recommended Castella .. It was out of stock .. It was good to buy the second one. There are Toyama family ruins and Toyama cherry blossoms in the city .. There is no signboard on the house ruins .. This vacant lot? Like. Isn't it different if you think it's Toyama no Kin-san's cherry blossoms? It seems? Is Kim Edo? I'm sorry for lack of study.

A gathering of facilities right from Akechi Station, Akechi and Gifu have Meiji-mura, Showa-mura, and Taisho-mura, but while the others have their own size in one place, there are facilities here. It is a walking distance in a residential area, but there are facilities scattered around. There is no particular admission fee. The center is souvenir shops, restaurants and museums. There is also a free parking lot, so I think it will rarely be full. It is a place where you can take a walk in Haikara-san's rental kimono, take a short walk or have a meal. I think that you can really walk around for 2 hours, and if you only have the main facilities, you can walk within 1 hour. Children will get bored with young children. Is it for older couples who can walk around in rental kimono or for mature couples?

I visited for the first time because I wanted to come once. In the Taishomura restaurant & souvenir shop building, there is also a place where you can wear a cosplay from the Taisho era (charged). The street has a nice atmosphere and it has a very nice atmosphere. It takes about 3 hours to go around all the villages. Tickets for all three museums are sold at the tourist information center.