Ome Municipal Museum of Provincial History - Ome

I worshiped for the first time. US Army B-29 during the war I went to know that the aircraft engines are on display. Although I was in front of the entrance, I knew for the first time that even the Japanese dragon crashed in the same place. Flying dragon engine was also exhibited next to B - 29. Although it was only that, the exhibition from the stone age to the modern was also being carried out, so it was roughly looked around. I'd like to see my next waist. Outdoor exhibition is sauce barrel and old private house. I would like to take a closer look. It is very painful that there is no parking lot. There seem to be several parking lots in the park nearby, but it seems that the current time is crowded due to the walking purpose of the elderly people and the crowds of people in the river season in the summer season. There is a parking lot of Kanpo no yado nearby, it seems to be tough, although it is commonplace for users. Even if I want to go to the museum, there are obstacles in the middle.

The staff explained the history of the exhibits, wildlife and so on, and Ome and nearby rivers. It is small, but some of the crashed planes, old fire pumps, and some of the Jomon period traps. Many interesting things are on display. It is so reckless that a nearby Miyazaki house is scorching fire for insect repellents. Nostalgic farm equipment display, cool furniture, and Secom, this unmatch is a good laugh. It is also appreciated that the staff will be stationed here and explain carefully. informative.

It is a small but very prominent local museum. Although the number of exhibitions is small, it is free and the history of Ome was explained in an easy-to-understand manner. In addition, you can see real things, not replicas of earthenware or old folk tools. The explanation of the staff is kind and easy to understand, and the neighbors are very good for going with children. There was plenty of space for special exhibitions, and the history of school lunches was exhibited on that day.

Well, let's write the explanation in a more understandable way (laughs). The bright red armor that is the centerpiece of the permanent exhibition and is enshrined with Dawn in the center, for some reason the story of the difficulty of restoration is described in detail, but I have not mentioned anything about who this armor is and what it is said. Or! Ordinary people read to the end? ?? ?? I think. The armor is great, but it's a waste. Hi, I like armor, so let me explain the highlights (laughs). It's just a free object such as a relic without a "story". It is said that the original of this armor was dedicated to Mitakeyama Shrine near this museum by "Shigetada Hatakeyama" who served Minamoto no Yoritomo in the early Kamakura period and was praised as a model of the Kanto samurai for its strength and purity. It is designated as a national treasure. It is called "Akaito Oyoroi" and is an extremely valuable armor that retains the old-fashioned appearance of the late Heian period at the stage of samurai development. The actual item is stored in the treasure hall of the shrine, so if you are interested, please check it out. Shigetada is a samurai who was based around Fukaya City, Saitama Prefecture, and the site of the Sugayakan, which was his residence, is also left in Ranzan Town, Hiki District. In addition, Mitakeyama Shrine is said to have been visited to pray for victory when Japan Takeru conquered the east, and since he won a big victory after that, he was highly revered by local samurai. It is believed that Shigetada dedicated this splendid armor in prayer for his own luck. The replica on display is based on the latest research results and is made as close as possible to the materials and construction methods used at the time of production. The beautiful appearance of the dedication during the Kamakura period has been revived. The real thing in the treasure hall of Mt. Mitake Shrine has deteriorated the scientific dye used when it was repaired in the Meiji era and is now dull and dull red thread. However, this replica is a bright, glossy red dyed with plant dyes, which will have caught the eye even on the battlefield. I don't know if it will be three times faster when worn, but it's a beautiful vermilion armor with a special feeling that is unique to Char (laughs).

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A quiet environment where you can hear the murmuring of the Tama River. I can't deny that the building is old, but I was also impressed by the efforts to make changes such as theme exhibitions and mini-exhibitions by curator trainees. The permanent exhibition is a comprehensive exhibition of nature and history, but I think it hasn't been touched for a long time. Wouldn't it be even better if we could reflect the results of our research?