小平ふるさと村

Name: 小平ふるさと村
Address: Tenjincho, Kodaira, 〒187-0004 Tokyo,Japan, Tokyo, Japan

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Contact 小平ふるさと村

住所：

Tenjincho, Kodaira, 〒187-0004 Tokyo,Japan

電話：

📞 +88

Webサイト：

http://kodaira-furusatomura.jp/

Opening hours :

Saturday	10AM–4PM
Sunday	10AM–4PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	10AM–4PM
Wednesday	10AM–4PM
Thursday	10AM–4PM
Friday	10AM–4PM

カテゴリ：

Heritage museum , Open air museum ,

街：

Tokyo

Best Open air museum in japan

友	友田一弥 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 「旧神山家住宅主屋」「旧鈴木家住宅穀櫃」「旧小川家住宅玄関棟」「開拓当初の復元住宅」「旧小平小川郵便局舎」の５棟の復元住居と、それに付随する水車小屋などの建物が所在。「逃げ水の里」と呼ばれ、住む人もいない荒涼とした土地が江戸時代初期、玉川上水の開通に伴い開発され新田村落に発展したという小平の地の失われつつあった郷土の歴史的な風景を今に伝えている。 Five restored houses, "former Kamiyama family house owner", "former Suzuki family house grain chest", "former Ogawa family house entrance building", "restored house at the beginning of reclamation", and "former Kodaira Ogawa post office building", and their accompanying Buildings such as a watermill are located. The history of the lost hometown of Kodaira, which was called "Fleeing Water Village" and was developed in the early Edo period with the opening of Tamagawa Aqueduct and developed into a Nitta village. It conveys a typical landscape to the present.
Y	Yasuyuki Yokoyama on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 江戸初期から明治時代以降の近代の建物を、1993年に「小平ふるさと村」として「多摩湖自転車歩行者道」脇に移築復元した古民家園です。入口には、1908年建築の和風建築の旧小平小川郵便局舎があり、現存する中でも古いものの一つです。郵便局舎の脇を抜けると、そこは一気に江戸時代へ？ひときわ大きなかやぶき屋根の「旧神山家住宅主屋」が目を引きます。「旧鈴木家住宅穀櫃」「旧小川家住宅玄関棟」等、江戸時代からの色々な建築物が凝縮展示されています。奧には、「水車小屋」や小川も流れる絶好の癒やしの施設です。また、子供向けのイベントも沢山行われており、遊びながら歴史に興味を持って貰える村だと思います。 It is an old folk house garden that was relocated and restored to the side of "Tamako Bicycle Pedestrian Road" as "Kodaira Furusato Village" in 1993 from the modern building from the early Edo period to the Meiji period. At the entrance is the former Kodaira Ogawa Post Office, a Japanese-style building built in 1908, which is one of the oldest in existence. When you pass by the post office building, is it going to the Edo period at once? The "former Kamiyama family house owner" with a particularly large thatched roof is eye-catching. Various buildings from the Edo period, such as the "former Suzuki family residence Kokuhitsu" and the "former Ogawa family residence entrance building", are condensed and exhibited. In the back, it is a perfect healing facility where a "watermill" and a stream flow. In addition, there are many events for children, and I think it is a village where you can get interested in history while playing.
S	Satoshi Sekimoto on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 今は珍しい円柱形のポストが目印。普段は自転車で通り過ぎてしまうところ、初めて立ち寄りました。週末は入り口に和菓子やさんの出店があり、小平銘菓やお団子が買える。入場無料、昔遊び（竹馬、フラフープ…etc）ができる広場や、江戸時代開拓初期の農民の民家など、実際に中に入り見学ができる。ベンチで座って休憩しても、30分〜1時間くらいの滞在かな？子供は低学年以下であれば楽しめそうな感じです。コロナ前は、茹でたて手打ちうどんが食べられたりもしたらしいです。再開して欲しいな…。和菓子を買って休憩に寄る、という使い方をしましたが、惜しいのはコーヒーやお茶などの販売がないこと。自販機でもいいから近くにあると便利なんだけどな。ちなみにサイクルラックもあるので、スポーツ車も停められます。狭山湖目指す途中でいつも横目に見てる場合、ちょっと立ち寄るのも良いかもしれません。 The landmark is a columnar post, which is rare now. I stopped by for the first time when I usually pass by by bicycle. On weekends, there is a Japanese sweets shop at the entrance where you can buy Kodaira sweets and dumplings. You can actually go inside and see the plaza where you can play in the old days (stilts, hula hoops, etc.) for free, and the private houses of farmers in the early Edo period. Even if I sit on the bench and take a break, I wonder if I will stay for about 30 minutes to 1 hour. Children are likely to enjoy it if they are in the lower grades or younger. Before Corona, it seems that freshly boiled handmade udon noodles were eaten. I want you to restart ... I used to buy Japanese sweets and stop by for a break, but the regrettable thing is that there is no sale of coffee or tea. It's okay if it's a vending machine, so it's convenient if it's nearby. By the way, there is also a cycle rack, so sports cars can also be parked. If you are always looking sideways on your way to Sayama Lake, it may be a good idea to stop by.
m	mirko mirken on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Amazing!!!
Y	Yasuhito Shiratori on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ very comfortable place in nostalgic atmospheres everyone like
H	Hadi Permana on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Free entry and can experience the old samurai time life style. Also learn how the kids play that time.
J	Jessica Ilunga on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kodaira Furusato Village is a small open air museum exhibiting cultural heritage of Japanese way of living. There are old houses as well as the old Post Office which was restored. It's a really lovely place, rich with history, and it's located conveniently along the tranquil Kodaira Green Road.
H	Hiroshi Ota on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ You can enjoy experiencing old Japanse life there.