Shōwa Era Lifestyle Museum - 大田区 Ota City

Name: Shōwa Era Lifestyle Museum - 大田区 Ota City
Address: 2 Chome-26-19 Minamikugahara, 大田区 Ota City, Tokyo 146-0084, Japan, 146-0084, Japan

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Contact Shōwa Era Lifestyle Museum

住所：

2 Chome-26-19 Minamikugahara, 大田区 Ota City, Tokyo 146-0084, Japan

電話：

📞 +8788

Postal code :

146-0084

Webサイト：

http://www.showanokurashi.com/

Opening hours :

Saturday	10AM–5PM
Sunday	10AM–5PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	Closed
Thursday	Closed
Friday	10AM–5PM

カテゴリ：

観光の名所 , Museum , Heritage museum ,

2 Chome-26-19 Minamikugahara, 大田区 Ota City, Tokyo 146-0084, Japan

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k	kee too on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 館長の生家を保存。そもそもが普通の家なので、大勢の人が中に入れるような作りになっていない。もともとそんなに賑わっているようなスポットではないとはいえ、出来れば平日の方がゆっくり見れるかも。あまり広くはないので、あっという間に見終わります。企画展で「この世界の片隅に」を扱ってましたが、力が入っていて良い展示でした。 Save the director's birthplace. First of all, it's a normal house, so it's not designed to fit in with a lot of people. Although it is not originally a bustling spot, you may be able to see it more slowly on weekdays if possible. It's not very large, so you can see it in no time. I was dealing with "In the corner of this world" in the special exhibition, but it was a good exhibition with strong energy.
T	Tadashi Ajisaka (mr-gon) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 開館日は金、土、日、祝日です。（入館料：大人500円）昭和26年に建てられた住宅で、当時としては珍しく金融公庫を利用されたそうです。小生が思い浮かぶ風景は囲炉裏があって、土間にかまどを構えているのではと想像しておりましたが、東京では既に現代に繋がる建屋になっていたんですね。 Opening days are Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays. (Admission fee: 500 yen for adults) The house was built in 1951, and it seems that the financial corporation was used, which was rare at that time. I imagined that the scenery that I think of was a hearth and a kamado in the dirt floor, but in Tokyo it was already a building connected to the present age.
Y	Yes Tyler on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 昭和26年に建築された普通の家ですどれぐらい普通かと言うと、金融公庫からお金を借りて建てた家で、建築材料もいいものがあんまり使えないから、お客さんが最初に入る玄関すぐの部屋でさえ、天井はベニヤ板そのまんま貼り付けただけ、公庫の利子が結構高いから、2階の四畳半の部屋は早稲田の学生さんを下宿させて、返済に充ててたそうです…と言う話が違和感なく理解できる世代の人は結構楽しめると思いますまぁ、昭和20年代30年代生まれの人はジャストミートじゃないでしょうか？入場料500円はまあ民間で保全もあることを考えると許容レベルかな池上線の千鳥町、久ヶ原と多摩川線の下丸子どこからも同じくらいの距離だけど、池上線側からは細い路地の先だから、ちょっとわかりにくいかもです It is an ordinary house built in 1948 How ordinary is a house built by borrowing money from the Finance Corporation, and because the building materials are not so good, even in the room where the customer enters first, the ceiling is pasted with veneer. Of course, since the interest rate of the public corporation is quite high, the room on the 4th floor of a half-mat room on the 2nd floor was used by students from Waseda to rent it for repayment.... think Well, isn't the person who was born in the 1940s and 1940s just meat? The entrance fee of 500 yen is an acceptable level considering that there is also protection for the private sector. It is the same distance from Chidori-cho, Kugahara on the Ikegami Line and Shimomaruko on the Tamagawa Line, but it may be a little difficult to understand because it is on a narrow alley from the Ikegami Line side.
n	na nana on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 昭和20年代に建てられた民家が保存されており、500円で中を見学することができます。漫画「三丁目の夕日」の世界です。とても小さいおうちですが、見学者がちょうどわたしと友達だけだったので、じっくり見ることができました。入り口付近はスタッフの方が丁寧に説明してくださり、後は自由に中を見ることができます。家の中は撮影禁止です。家具や電化製品や調理器具、着物やおもちゃ、引き出しの中の細々とした紙やそろばんまで、よくこんなに捨てずに取っておいたなと感心します。物を大事に使っていた時代なのでしょう。今は閑静な住宅街ですが、戦争を経験し、戦後の食糧難を乗り越えた人たちが、たしかにこの場所に住んでいたんだなと感じることができます。アニメ「この世界の片隅に」の、スケッチ＆原画展もやっており、充分楽しむことができました。昭和&古い物好きな人にはおすすめのスポットです。 A private house built in the 1945's is preserved, and you can tour the inside for 500 yen. It is the world of the manga "Sunset on Third Street". It's a very small house, but I was able to take a closer look because the only visitors were me and my friends. The staff will explain the area near the entrance carefully, and you can look inside freely afterwards. Shooting is prohibited inside the house. I'm impressed that furniture, electrical appliances, kitchen utensils, kimonos and toys, small pieces of paper and abacus in drawers were often saved without being thrown away. Perhaps it was an era when things were used carefully. It's a quiet residential area now, but people who have experienced the war and survived the post-war food crisis can certainly feel that they lived in this place. I also had a sketch and original painting exhibition of the anime "In This Corner of the World", and I enjoyed it enough. It is a recommended spot for people who like Showa and old things.
c	cyndi takenaka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 旧家をそのまま利用した、小さな博物館です。住宅地の奥にあり、場所はわかりにくいものの、移築ではなく元からここにあった旧家をそのまま利用していると言う点では、生活感を感じる点で、他の同じ様な旧家の博物館や民家園とは大きく違う雰囲気に感じました。学芸員さんの説明も丁寧で、実際に中の箪笥や床下収納を開けて確認することもでき、中身としてはかなり充実した内容になっています。また、アニメ映画「この世界の片隅に」の監督が、劇内当時の生活を学ぶ為、何度もこの博物館に足を運び勉強をしたそうで、企画展として原画展も催されてます。屋内は狭く、階段も急なので、高齢の方には厳しいかもしれませんが…昔を懐かしむと同時に、小さなお子様にも良い勉強として、訪れるには良い場所では無いでしょうか。面白いのが、オリジナルグッズが結構充実している点。上記の映画のグッズも含めて色々とあるので、楽しめると思います。 It is a small museum that used the old house as it is. It is located in the back of a residential area, and although the location is difficult to understand, it is not a relocation but the old house that was originally here is used as it is, so it feels like a living, and other similar old house museums I felt that the atmosphere was very different from that of a private house. The curator's explanation is also polite, and you can actually open the chest of drawers and the underfloor storage to check it, and the contents are quite substantial. In addition, the director of the anime movie "In This Corner of the World" visited this museum many times to study life in the play, and an original painting exhibition is also held as a special exhibition. The interior is small and the stairs are steep, so it may be difficult for the elderly, but it is a good place to visit as a good study for small children as well as nostalgia for the past. What is interesting is that the original goods are quite substantial. There are various goods including the above movie goods, so I think you can enjoy it.
m	mary requiem on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 本当にただ昭和の古民家を見せるだけの施設ですが、スクラップ・アンド・ビルドな東京都だけに今や貴重な場所に学芸員(ご家族?)の方がとても親切な方で、当時の歴史から遍歴まで丁寧に説明していただき、お話もあって楽しい時間を過ごせました昭和20年前後建設のメインの古民家は、とても手入れが行き届ききれい写真撮影可能な場所がかなり限られますが(ほぼ外観のみ)上士幌のお祖母ちゃんの家を思い出す素敵な場所でした It's really just a facility that shows the old houses of the Showa era, but now it's a valuable place only in Tokyo, which is a scrap and build. The curator (family?) Was a very kind person, and he gave me a detailed explanation of the history and itinerary of the time, and I had a good time with the talk. The main old folk house built around 1945 is very well maintained and beautiful. The places where you can take pictures are quite limited (almost only the exterior), but it was a nice place to remember Kamishihoro's grandmother's house.
4	4 usagixx on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日曜日の午前にお邪魔しました。受付の方がとても丁寧に建物の成り立ちや保存に至ったきっかけ、建物内部の工夫などを説明してくださいました。昭和26年に金融公庫から融資を受けたため2階までひっくるめて18坪の制限があったそう。そんな小さな家に最大8人がお住いだったとか。この世界の片隅に、の家の様子と家事の動きの参考になったらしく原画のコピーが所狭しと展示されていたのが印象的でした。場所は少し分かりくいので注意が必要です。昭和の時代に雪谷に住んでたので、大田区の路地に入った家ってどこもこんなもんだったなぁ〜、と大変懐かしい気持ちになりました。 I visited you on Sunday morning. The receptionist was very polite and explained the origin of the building, the reason for its preservation, and the ingenuity inside the building. It seems that there was a limit of 18 tsubo up to the second floor because it received a loan from the Japan Finance Corporation in 1951. Up to eight people lived in such a small house. In a corner of this world, it was impressive that a copy of the original picture was displayed in a narrow space, which seemed to be a reference for the state of the house and the movement of housework. Please note that the location is a bit confusing. Since I lived in Yukigaya in the Showa era, I felt very nostalgic that every house in the alley of Ota Ward was like this.
H	Heather George on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fascinating little museum providing insight into the lives of ordinary people during the Showa era. Neighbourhood house built in 1951 preserved and furnished with artifacts from the time. Currently there is a small but interesting exhibit of Showa toys in an upstairs bedroom. You can also play old time games and enjoy a free cup of tea while enjoying a view of the tiny garden. An English pamphlet is available.