Shiogamajinja Museum - Shiogama

Name: Shiogamajinja Museum - Shiogama
Address: 1-1 Ichimoriyama, Shiogama, Miyagi 985-0074, Japan, 985-0074, Japan

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Contact Shiogamajinja Museum

住所：

1-1 Ichimoriyama, Shiogama, Miyagi 985-0074, Japan

電話：

📞 +87

Postal code :

985-0074

Webサイト：

http://www.shiogamajinja.jp/museum/index.html

Opening hours :

Saturday	8:30AM–5PM
Sunday	8:30AM–5PM
Monday	8:30AM–5PM
Tuesday	8:30AM–5PM
Wednesday	8:30AM–5PM
Thursday	8:30AM–5PM
Friday	8:30AM–5PM

カテゴリ：

観光の名所 , Museum ,

1-1 Ichimoriyama, Shiogama, Miyagi 985-0074, Japan

Best Museum in japan

A	Atsushi UDONO on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 鎌倉時代や室町時代の守護の文書が展示されていて、塩竈神社が平安時代から確かに有力な神社として崇敬されていたことがよく分かります。江戸時代に伊達仙台藩の藩主が奉納した見事な刀が多数残されており、刀剣マニアも満足できそう。意外なことに二階は自然史博物館になっていて、この地方の漁業や塩造りについて知ることができます。 Documents of the guardians of the Kamakura and Muromachi periods are on display, and it is clear that Shiogama Shrine has been revered as a powerful shrine since the Heian period. There are many splendid swords dedicated by the feudal lord of the Sendai Domain in the Edo period, and sword enthusiasts will be satisfied. Surprisingly, the second floor is a natural history museum where you can learn about the fishing industry and salt making in the region.
t	takegon 0718 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 塩竈神社内の博物館です。年季の入った、こじんまりとした建物ですが、展示品は中々充実しています。1Fは刀剣などの文化財、2Fは漁業、塩業に関わる資料という感じです。中々楽しいです(^^) It is a museum in Shiogama Shrine. It's a small building with a season, but the exhibits are quite substantial. The 1st floor is a cultural property such as a sword, and the 2nd floor is a material related to the fishing and salt industries. It's fun (^^)
イ	イケダケイ, a.k.a. 珊瑚LOW (珊瑚LOW) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021年6月現在、屋上までは登れない。受付の学芸員のような方、最初は無愛想なイメージだったけれど、質問には丁寧に答えて頂けた。ありがとうございました。 As of June 2021, you cannot climb to the rooftop. Someone like a curator at the reception, at first I had an unfriendly image, but he answered the questions politely. Thank you very much.
朧	朧月夜 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 祭事品と奉納刀と塩の博物館です解説のフリップが結構親切に書かれており、すごく分かりやすかったのです。ただ、肝心の照明が自分の真後ろから照らすようなものばかりで、常に展示品に自分の影が乗る感じだったのは残念でした。建物の構造的に難しいのかも知れませんが、もう少し工夫が欲しかったです。 2階は塩の歴史と海洋生物の剥製が置かれています。なかなかに大きな剥製なので小さなお子さんは泣いてしまわないかな……? 時勢のためか、3階(屋上)への階段は閉鎖されていましたね A museum of festivals, votive swords and salt The flip of the commentary was written quite kindly, and it was very easy to understand. However, it was a pity that the essential lighting was just like illuminating from directly behind me, and I always felt that my shadow was on the exhibits. It may be difficult due to the structure of the building, but I wanted a little more ingenuity. The second floor has a history of salt and stuffed marine life. It's quite a big stuffed animal, so I wonder if small children will cry ... ? The stairs to the 3rd floor (rooftop) were closed, probably because of the times.
神	神社探訪 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 志和彦神社境内にある塩釜神社博物館実際に祭事で使用される神輿２基や仙台藩主の奉納太刀、講による宿泊場所の地図、室町時代に興った吉田神道からの裁許状(さいきょじょう)などどれも日本史や神道史に出てくるような貴重な品々でいっぱいです。 2階には塩釜神社の御祭神である塩土老翁神(しおつちおぢのかみ)から製塩に纏わる展示が幅広く行われており、各国の岩塩からNaClの工業的製法まで非常に興味深いです。時間がなく2時間程しか見て回れませんでしたが出来る事ならもう一度足を運びたい博物館であり、日本刀の予備知識を踏まえたうえで訪れたい場所だと思いました。 Shiogama Shrine Museum in the precincts of Shiogama Shrine Two portable shrines actually used at festivals, a dedication sword of the Sendai feudal lord, a map of the accommodation place by the lecture, a certificate of approval from Yoshida Shinto that was established in the Muromachi period, etc. are all in Japanese history and Shinto history. It is full of valuable items that come out. On the 2nd floor, there is a wide range of exhibits related to salt making from Shiogama Shrine's deity, Shiogama Ookami, which is very interesting from rock salt in each country to the industrial manufacturing method of NaCl. .. I could only see it for about 2 hours because I didn't have much time, but I thought it would be a museum I would like to visit again if possible, and I would like to visit it based on my prior knowledge of Japanese swords.
K	KAZU on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 鹽竃神社の敷地内にあります。見応えのある博物館で良い時間を過ごせます。一階には武具・絵画・古文書・典籍などが展示されていますが多くは刀剣の展示が多く見事な宝刀が多く展示されています。戦いで使用する刀とは違い城主などに献上される宝刀なので汚れやシミの一つも無い見事な宝刀が見れます。二階には塩の展示物や漁業に関する資料や化石なども展示されていて興味深く楽しめます。こちらの博物館は残念ながら撮影禁止です。残念です…見事な宝刀や武具に興味深い展示物が沢山有りますが伝えられない…もどかしさ…本当に良い品物や展示物は写真で見てもいいですが実物を見てこそ感動するものです。以前は博物館や美術館、記念館の類いは全く興味が無く立ち寄る事はありませんでした。たまたま時間が余り観光や名所の口コミを見て博物館の写真を見て興味をひかれ実物を見たくなり訪れたのがきっかけとなり博物館や美術館、記念館巡りも軽く200箇所は越えました。本当に素晴らしい物は写真も良いですが実物を見て感動するものてす。鹽竃神社博物館は素晴らしい展示物が多くあります。写真撮影可能にしSNSで拡散されていくことにより更に多くの方々に感動を与えられると思います。今後に期待したいと思います。 It is located on the grounds of Shiogama Shrine. Have a good time at the spectacular museum. Arms, paintings, ancient documents, books, etc. are exhibited on the first floor, but many of them are swords and many wonderful treasure swords are exhibited. Unlike the sword used in battle, it is a treasure sword presented to the castle owner, so you can see a splendid treasure sword without any stains or stains. On the second floor, you can enjoy salt exhibits, fishing materials and fossils. Unfortunately, photography is prohibited in this museum. It's a pity ... there are a lot of interesting exhibits in stunning treasure swords and armor, but I can't tell ... frustrating ... really good items and exhibits can be seen in the photos, but it's only impressive to see the real thing. Before, I wasn't interested in museums, art galleries, and memorial halls, so I didn't stop by. It happened that I had too much time to see the reviews of sightseeing spots and famous places, and I was fascinated by the photos of the museum and wanted to see the real thing. The photos are good for really wonderful things, but I'm impressed by seeing the real thing. The Shiogama Shrine Museum has many wonderful exhibits. I think that more people will be impressed by making it possible to take pictures and spreading it on SNS. I would like to look forward to it in the future.
A	Anung r on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Although not many recommendation can be find out about this museum but it is actually worth visit. the place is a little hideous in the corner of the shrine entrance. here you can get an image how importance is shiogama in terms of salt producing and fishery. that is why the name shio (salt) I guess.
b	bunta hori on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A museum where you can learn about the history of Shiogama Shrine, dedicated Japanese swords, salt making, whaling In particular, the many swords that were dedicated were wonderful. You can also learn about salt making while watching the video material (Japanese only) about the ancient salt-making method, “Mojio Yaki Divine matter”. ・ No photography ・ Admission fee: 200 yen for adults