Noshiro Basketball Library and Museum - Noshiro

If you ask Noshiro, you should probably be aware that if you know basketball in Japan, you will find that there is Noshiro Industrial High School. The prestigious Nojo Industrial High School is famous for its high profile basketball. It is about 15 minutes when we walk from JR Gono Line Noshiro Station. Along the way, there is this Noshiro Basketball Museum. As its name suggests, it is a museum specializing in basketball. Honestly, not wide. However, the exhibits in a space that isn't large are probably only eye-catching things for basketball fans. Valuable resources are available from all over Japan and around the world. And one of the highlights of this museum is that monthly basketball is complete. In fact, it seems that even the publishers do not have all the volumes, and there are no libraries in Japan that have all the collections ... (maybe there may be). You can read plenty of basketball information at the time. There are chairs and a table, so you can read it carefully. There are many other valuable books available. Perhaps, such a museum is only in Noshiro. There are many museums in Japan. There are many museums that specialize in various things and things. It's just a basketball here. A museum exists here to protect the tradition created by Noshiro Industrial High School as a city. There are bitter memories that I lost when I played against Noshiro Koukoka, but some of the visitors, such as nostalgic people, have such feelings. It is here that you can also wonder about the feeling of opening that nostalgic album. And for young people, Akita's Northern Happinets's autographs, uniforms, valuable shoes, etc. belonging to the A-league B-league Division 1 section of the prefecture's proud team are also available. Many materials and exhibits are spreading in this space. The museum has a complete guide to basketball. There are also those who listen to the stories and those who read the material carefully. It is a museum where you can spend your thoughts.

You can learn about the history of the basketball club of Akita Prefectural Noshiro Technical High School. In addition, you can enjoy the trajectory of "Noshiro Technical High School" with photos and introductions of graduated players.

Speaking of Noshiro, there are basketball towns, and the “world” Yuta Tabuse's alma mater, Noshiro Technical High School. I visited this time for the first time, but the lady in charge gave me a detailed explanation. I felt the "basketball love" of Noshiro again f (^_^)

People in the prefecture who can come anytime don't come to see it during the Wazawaza Corona period, right? I think it is the only content in Noshiro City that can call people from outside the prefecture, so if you want to limit the number of visitors outside the prefecture, why not take a temporary closure? Lol I don't complain because I don't know if it's public or private, but I was very disappointed because I visited Akita City while I was there.

The staff is very nice When I stopped by for sightseeing and said that I was looking for an inn on the day, I contacted various hotels and accommodations and found them. It was said that most business hotels were fully booked, but it is a local person. You can also issue a nearby parking ticket. There is a city hall nearby Free parking is available 24 hours a day. It's convenient when you go to a bar. It seems that the city hall is open for free for a bar.

He was one of the fascinated players in Noshiro High School basketball. I also like slam dunk, so I enjoyed sightseeing. After visiting before Corona, I would like to visit again because it became the distribution destination of the manhole cards I have collected.

Basketball comes to mind when I hear Noshiro. Noshiro City has the prestigious "Noshiro Technical High School" (currently Noshiro Technical High School). It's no wonder that there is a basketball museum in this town.

This is the place I wanted to visit once. It seems that it has been relocated, so if it is an old navigation system, it will be guided to a slightly different place. The exhibition related to Slam Dunk was more fulfilling than I expected. There were a lot of things that could only be read at the collector's house or here, such as the illustration collection and the one-shot of Takehiko Inoue. Not only Noshiro High School, but there are also exhibits related to the NBA, so if you are familiar with it, you should be able to enjoy it. You can get a free 1-hour ticket for the Yanagimachi toll parking lot.