Showa Era Life Style Museum - Kitanagoya

Name: Showa Era Life Style Museum - Kitanagoya
Address: Osakaki-５３ Kumanosho, Kitanagoya, Aichi 481-0006, Japan, 481-0006, Japan

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住所：	Osakaki-５３ Kumanosho, Kitanagoya, Aichi 481-0006, Japan
電話：	📞 +88
Postal code :	481-0006
Webサイト：	http://www.city.kitanagoya.lg.jp/rekimin/index.php
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , 郷土史博物館 , Museum ,
Description :	Museum exploring life in the Showa era via exhibits of everyday items such as utensils & toys.

Osakaki-５３ Kumanosho, Kitanagoya, Aichi 481-0006, Japan

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M	M OSHIMA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここは一度行ってみたかった施設です。エレベーターを降りると昭和の世界が目に入ります。おー！です。図書館併設の施設で、3階がメイン、2階は北名古屋市の資料が少し、あと地下1階に車、バイクのコーナーがあります。昭和30年、40年代に青春を謳歌された方はめちゃくちゃ懐かしいんでしょうね。私の世代より少し前です。昔、三輪車が家にあったことだけはなんとなく覚えてますが。。。 This is a facility I wanted to visit once. When you get off the elevator, you can see the world of Showa. Oh! is. It is a facility with a library, the 3rd floor is the main, the 2nd floor has a little materials of Kitanagoya city, and the 1st basement floor has a car and motorcycle corner. Those who enjoyed youth in the 1950s and 1940s would be very nostalgic. A little before my generation. I somehow remember that there used to be a tricycle at home. .. ..
松	松本政秀 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 少ない展示ですが、１時間くらいあっという間で、無料で昭和を味あえます。 S.55年生まれでも十分楽しめました?️ Although it is a small exhibition, you can enjoy the Showa era for free in about an hour. I enjoyed it enough even if I was born in S.55 ?️
れ	れとろんろん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 図書館の上階、市役所前にあります。日曜日で駐車場がわからず、目の前の市役所に停めて入りました。受付で確認すると市役所の駐車場利用してよいそうです。昭和時代の日常生活の品がよい状態でたくさん展示されており、昭和世代には懐かしいものばかり。しかも無料で入館できるとはありがたいです。 Located on the upper floor of the library, in front of the city hall. I didn't know the parking lot on Sunday, so I stopped at the city hall in front of me. If you check at the reception, you can use the parking lot of the city hall. Many items from everyday life in the Showa period are exhibited in good condition, and all of them are nostalgic for the Showa generation. Moreover, I am grateful that you can enter the museum for free.
伊	伊藤翔子 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ こんなとこあったんだー?北名古屋市の昭和日常博物館❤懐かしいけど古い車はわかんない?無料で楽しめたわ?✌ #北名古屋市 #昭和日常博物館 #レトロ #無料 #熱田区二番町 #スナック薔華薇? #翔子? There was something like this ? Showa Era Life Museum in Kitanagoya ❤ Nostalgic but I don't know the old car ? I enjoyed it for free ? ✌ #Kitanagoya #Showa Era Life Museum #Retro #free #Nibancho, Atsuta-ku #Snack Rose Flower ? #Shoko ?
s	smile on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 無料なんだけど３フロア分ありまぁそこそこ見ごたえあるよ。自転車って昔はナンバープレートが発行されてたんだって。昭和30年ころは自転車は初任給の1.5ヶ月分の15,000円もしたんだって。現在価値に治すと30万円くらい。チャリヲタとしては、あまり変わらん気がするけどなぁ。ナンバープレートほしいぜもう一つの今日の温故知新は、軍隊に招集されたとき奉公袋という巾着袋に書類と遺書、遺髪を入れて持っていったんだって。重たいなぁ。腹くくって入隊してたんだねみんな。戦場でいよいよやばいときの決戦前の夜更けに故郷や恋人を思いながら遺書をしたためて、戦士したら仲間が髪を切ってくれて、家族のもとに送り返してくれるわけじゃないんだよね。そんなの映画の話なんだなぁと気づいたよ地下になんか車とバイクが３０台くらいあったよ。なかなかやるじゃん。昔の車って350ccなんだ。すげえな。 It's free, but there are 3 floors, so it's pretty impressive. Bicycles used to have license plates issued. Around 1955, the bicycle cost 15,000 yen for 1.5 months of the starting salary. The present value is about 300,000 yen. As a chariota, I don't think it has changed much. I want a license plate Another of today's warm old wisdom was that when he was convened by the army, he brought documents, a suicide note, and his hair in a purse bag called a servitude bag. It's heavy. I was hungry and enlisted, everyone. At the end of the night before the decisive battle on the battlefield, I wrote a suicide note while thinking about my hometown and lover, and if I was a warrior, my friends would cut my hair and send it back to my family. I realized that it was a movie story like that. There were about 30 cars and motorcycles in the basement. I'll do it quite easily. The old car is 350cc. It's amazing.
森	森昭二 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ マスコミで度々取り上げられている博物館なので、気になって来ました。想像していたよりも小さな展示施設でした。そして他の方のクチコミにもあるように、昭和と言っても戦前戦後すべてではなくて昭和30年代がメインです。ちょうど今､深津絵里がヒロインの朝ドラ「Come Come Everyday」の第二部が放送中ですが、まさにあの頃の時代です。それにしても、今はあの頃よりもずっと豊かで便利になったのはずなのに、「生きづらさ」を感じるのはなぜでしょうか？そして日本は国民の幸福感が世界的にも低いのはなぜでしょうか…なんだかいつもと違うトーンになってしまいました。外壁にも「温故知新」と大書されていますが、これらの品々がより良い未来を作るためのヒントになると良いですね。二階にはこの地方の古墳から出土した埴輪が展示されています。特に珍しいのは熊田旭古墳から出土した木製の埴輪と言うべき「木製立物（もくせいたてもの）」です。これは愛知県下では唯一の出土例だそうです。とても貴重ですね。私も初めて見ました。これらも忘れず見学しましょう。 It's a museum that is often featured in the media, so I'm curious about it. It was a smaller exhibition facility than I had imagined. And, as other people's reviews say, Showa is not all before and after the war, but mainly in the 1955's. Right now, Eri Fukatsu is broadcasting the second part of the heroine's morning drama "Come Come Everyday", which is exactly the time. Even so, why do you feel "difficult to live" when it should be much richer and more convenient than it was then? And why is the happiness of the people in Japan so low in the world? The outer wall also says "Won't know new", but I hope these items will give you hints for creating a better future. Haniwa excavated from ancient burial mounds in this region are displayed on the second floor. Especially rare is the "wooden haniwa", which is a wooden haniwa excavated from the Kumada Asahi Kofun. This is the only excavated example in Aichi prefecture. It's very valuable. I also saw it for the first time. Don't forget to visit these as well.
B	Brendan Sparling on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Not a big museum but it's free and it really gives a good picture of what living in Japan was like in the 50s, 60s and 70s. There's an old car exhibit in the basement as well which you shouldn't miss.
C	Christina Leung on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Exactly as described - a museum showcasing life during the Showa era. Free admission; expect to spend about an hour and a half here.