Ogasawara Shoin - Iida

Name: Ogasawara Shoin - Iida
Address: 3942 Izuki, Iida, Nagano 399-2434, Japan, 399-2434, Japan

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Contact Ogasawara Shoin

住所：

3942 Izuki, Iida, Nagano 399-2434, Japan

電話：

📞 +8778

Postal code :

399-2434

Webサイト：

https://www.city.iida.lg.jp/site/bunkazai/ogasawarashoin.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：

歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

3942 Izuki, Iida, Nagano 399-2434, Japan

Best Historical landmark in japan

秀	秀久仙石 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 千石の交代寄合の旗本の陣屋‼️ 掛け造りの書院‼️一部欠損部分があるが「輿」が書院玄関から入って直ぐある。他ではあまり見られない古様な物‼️ ガイドあり❗ 近くに小笠原氏の墓所がある❗ Hatamoto's Jinya, a replacement of Sengoku! ️ Kakezukuri Shoin! ️There are some missing parts "Litter" is right after entering from the entrance of the Shoin. Old-fashioned things that are rarely seen elsewhere! ️ There is a guide ❗ There is a graveyard of Mr. Ogasawara nearby ❗
h	hisui “vvvv” Yata on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 行った時間が遅くて中の見学できず… 次回は中も見学したいと思います。 I went there late and couldn't see the inside ... Next time, I would like to visit the inside.
怒	怒ケンジ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 天竜峡からレンタサイクルで、保存状態が良く、説明もしっかりして頂きました。 The Tenryukyo from bicycles, good condition of preservation, I received a solid explanation.
は	はったりばんちょ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 古い建築物で、清水寺と同じ懸造りで、非常に貴重であることはわかるが、受付のおじさんの説明があまりにも強引すぎて・・・。私は聞く気があったのだが、後から来たお客さんはあまりその気もないのに「話を聞かなきゃ損だ」と言って引き止めていた。ゆっくり自分のペースで見たい人もいるんだから。お城で一番古いのは松本城、って説明してたけど、それ違うから。 It's an old building, the same hanging structure as Kiyomizu-dera, and I understand that it's very valuable, but the uncle's explanation at the reception is too aggressive ... I was willing to listen, but the customers who came later stopped me saying, "I have to listen to the story," even though I didn't feel like it. Some people want to see it slowly at their own pace. I explained that the oldest castle is Matsumoto Castle, but that's not the case.
森	森野ナナスケ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 旧小笠原家書院は国指定重要文化財です。隣接する資料館の斬新なデザインと対照的でね。訪問時は他に訪問者がいなかったからか、説明員のかたが、３０分くらいかけて説明してくださいました。 The Former Ogasawara Family Shoin is a nationally designated important cultural property. In contrast to the novel design of the adjacent museum. At the time of the visit, there was no other visitor, or the explainer took about 30 minutes to explain.
く	くるりma on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 大変貴重な書院で、清水寺と同じ造りも観ることができます←是非下から見ると素晴らしいです(^^)どういう思いで建てたのかとか、ガイドの方の説明を聞きながら考える楽しさですね、有名な建築家妹島和世さんとの建物もあり、現代と江戸の融合を観ることができます。紅葉や桜の時期はいい写真も撮れるのでオススメです。 It's a very valuable Shoin, and you can see the same structure as Kiyomizu-dera ← It's wonderful to see from the bottom (* ^^ *) It's fun to think about how you built it while listening to the guide's explanation. There is also a building with the famous architect Kazuyo Sejima, and you can see the fusion of modern times and Edo. It is recommended because you can take good pictures during the autumn leaves and cherry blossom season.
Z	Zeba maru on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 早い時間に行ったので周りを見るだけのつもりだったけど、早くいらっしゃった管理人さんが開けてくれて丁寧な説明までしていただきました。この貴重な文化財は善い人に管理されています I went there early so I was only going to look around, but the manager who came early opened it and gave me a polite explanation. This precious cultural property is managed by good people
源	源頼親 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小笠原家書院書院は3分の1が崖上に突き出ている懸造りが特徴。東南西の三方に一間巾の入側縁を廻らせ、南一の間と二の間境にある大菱欄間を設けた建築様式は桃山時代の典型的形式。江戸初期の武家書院は二条城の二の丸御殿と旧小笠原書院だけ。1952年（昭和27）3月、国の重要文化財に指定される。書院に隣接して1999年（平成11）10月に小笠原家にゆかりのある建築家妹島和代氏が西沢立衛氏と設立したSANAA（サナ）の設計した小笠原資料館が開館。小笠原家ゆかりの武具・日用品・小笠原流の秘伝書などが展示されている。 Ogasawara Family Shoin The Shoin is characterized by a hanging structure with one-third protruding above the cliff. The architectural style is typical of the Momoyama era, with the entrance side edge of the width of one ken on three sides in the east-southwest and the Obishi-banma on the border between the south one and the two. The only samurai shoins in the early Edo period were Ninomaru Palace in Nijo Castle and the former Ogasawara Shoin. In March 1952 (Showa 27), it was designated as a national important cultural property. Adjacent to the Shoin, the Ogasawara Museum designed by SANAA, which was established by Kazuyo Sejima, an architect associated with the Ogasawara family, with Ryue Nishizawa, opened in October 1999. Arms, daily necessities, and Ogasawara-style secret books related to the Ogasawara family are on display.