Tottori Mingei Museum of Folkcraft - Tottori

Name: Tottori Mingei Museum of Folkcraft - Tottori
Address: 651 Sakaemachi, Tottori, 680-0831, Japan, 680-0831, Japan

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住所：	651 Sakaemachi, Tottori, 680-0831, Japan
電話：	📞 +8877
Postal code :	680-0831
Webサイト：	http://mingei.exblog.jp/
カテゴリ：	Museum ,

651 Sakaemachi, Tottori, 680-0831, Japan

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珈	珈琲 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 民藝三棟 :鳥取民藝美術館、たくみ工芸店、たくみ割烹。都是由吉田璋也醫師（1898-1972）所設計，受到當時民藝運動人物柳宗理之父柳宗悦(やなぎむねよし)影響，開始將民藝運用在建築上，運用土藏造建築工法用厚土覆蓋表面的防火結構。藏有鳥取市出身醫師，昭和初期民藝運動家吉田璋也長年收集的民藝品及家具，展示山陰地帶為起源，日本各地及世界約5000件的陶磁器、織物等工藝品。 Three Folk Arts Buildings: Tottori Folk Art Museum, たくみ工芸店, たくみ切cooked. Designed by Dr. Yoshida Shoya (1898-1972), influenced by Liu Zongyue (やなぎむねよし), the father of Liu Zongli, a figure of folk art movement at that time, he began to apply folk art to architecture, using thick construction techniques Fire protection structure of soil covered surface. There are folk arts and furniture collected by doctors from Tottori City and Yoshida Zhang, a folk art movement artist from the early Showa period, which show about 5000 pieces of ceramics, fabrics and other crafts that originated in the Sanin area and originated in Japan and around the world.
田	田中正典 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日常生活に必要な工芸品の中に工芸美を見出だし心豊かに実際に使用しながら価値を産み出す。単なる飾って置くたけでなく実際に使用する中に本来の美を見い出す運動を「民芸運動」。「鳥取民芸美術館」は民芸運動の指導者吉田璋也(しょうや)が商家の土蔵を使い生涯をかけて収集した5千点にのぼる民芸品を収納展示、昭和37年(1962年)に鉄筋コンクリートに改造し「財団法人鳥取民芸美術館」になりました。全て吉田璋也による設計とプロデゥースによる運営で開始されました。いわば鳥取県の民芸運動発信の中心拠点です。いや日本のかな！。また職人、工人の製作の工芸品の販路拡大に(たくみ工芸店)が昭和7年から創業し現在は美術館の隣にお店を構えて文化財保護への功績も多く今後も益々着実に前進です。 Discover the beauty of crafts in the crafts necessary for daily life, and create value while actually using them with abundant heart. The "folk art movement" is a movement to find the original beauty while actually using it, not just to decorate it. The Tottori Folk Art Museum is an exhibition of 5,000 folk art items collected over a lifetime by Shoya Yoshida, a leader of the folk art movement, using the storehouses of merchant houses. In 1962, reinforced concrete was used. It was remodeled into "Toritori Folk Art Museum". It was all started by designing by Shinya Yoshida and operating by Produce. So to speak, it is the center of the folk art movement in Tottori prefecture. No, maybe Japan! .. In addition, (Takumi Kogeiten) was founded in 1945 to expand the sales channels of crafts made by craftsmen and craftsmen, and now it has a store next to the museum and has many achievements in protecting cultural properties, and will continue to make steady progress in the future. is.
T	Taku on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 展示品が歴史感があります。この古い写真が大好きです。吉田さんのデザインは、日本、中国、西洋のスタイルを組み合わせており、比較文化に興味のある人は見逃せません。館員さんはとても親切で、多くのことを学びました。隣の無名地蔵も是非見て！展品非常有历史感。喜欢这种老照片。吉田先生的设计结合了日本，中国和西方的风格，如果对比较文化有兴趣的人一定不要错过了。然后馆员非常的亲切，从她那儿学到很多知识。旁边的无名地藏一定要看，心情非常沉重，建筑非常漂亮。 The exhibits have a sense of history. I love this old photo. Mr. Yoshida's design combines Japanese, Chinese, and Western styles and should not be missed by anyone interested in comparative culture. The staff was very kind and learned a lot. Be sure to check out the unknown Jizo next door! Exhibit A sense of history. This kind of old photo piece. Yoshida-sensei's design conclusion completed Japan, Chinese Japanese-Western style, Nyoka vs. comparative culture. After that, it was extremely difficult to get rid of it. An unnamed building that needs a certain amount of care, an emergency of emotions, and an emergency of architecture.
Y	Yoshihiro HARADA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 吉田璋也の足跡と民藝に対する思いを受け継いだ美術館です。当時に比べると現代の工藝品は時代と共に更に美しく成ったようです。是非当時の思いを受け継いで後世に残してください。 It is a museum that inherits the footsteps of Shoya Yoshida and his thoughts on folk art. Compared to that time, modern crafts seem to have become even more beautiful with the times. Please inherit the thoughts of those days and leave them to future generations.
K	Kate Linsley on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pretty small, just two floors, and you need to walk up stairs to the entrance and the second floor, but there’s a discount if you are a foreigner and have the tourist bus pass. They don’t have an English flyer, but there is book in English you can walk around with inside the museum that has lots of information. Go next door to the ceramics shop to buy your own cool ceramics! Good museum if you want to look at old pots and dishes.
B	Bimo Saskiaoktavian on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The place is very unique, you can see the old handcrafted things made by Japanese Artist
C	Craig Sheppard on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ What a history lover's paradise this place was! It was filled with beautiful potteries that are locally made. There are so many beautiful and functional furniture that the founder of this museum actually used. Made me think how well/strong things used to be made. There was a history of Mingei movement exhibited at the 2nd floor and I have learned that many artists acted together to preserve their variable local arts and history. The receptionist was so nice and knowledgeable about the exhibits and Mingei movement. She answered all of our questions. We totally recommend visiting here!
s	seana magee on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An excellent, elegant and simple museum showcasing 5,000 pieces of "folk art," which was collected by Shouya Yoshida to promote Mingei. In this museum extraordinary everyday objects, such as plates and neckties from the 1930s, are tastefully displayed. A great way to enjoy another era. You can even eat lunch at the restaurant next door, all while enjoying food served on beautiful hand made pieces of pottery. There is a reasonably priced gift shop next door too. It is a lovely way to spend a relaxing afternoon in a slow paced city.