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Miyazawa Kenji Memorial Museum
A memorial museum where visitors can see Kenji Miyazawa's cello, paintings, manuscripts, and other items that he actually used.
The museum is located on Mt. Koshio, which Kenji Miyazawa often visited during his lifetime. It provides visitors with a variety of perspectives on Kenji, including his works, research, personality, and philosophy, as well as detailed information on his family, acquaintances, and surroundings.
The museum is largely divided into the Permanent Exhibition Hall, Special Exhibition Hall, Observation Lounge, and Kenji Salon.
The "Permanent Exhibition Hall" displays screen images and related materials in the five fields of science, art, space, agriculture, and prayer, with explanations and exhibits of the creative process that led to the works and the results of past research.
The "Special Exhibition Hall" is a space where visitors can learn more about Kenji's works, and the "Observation Lounge" is a relaxing space where visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Hanamaki City.
In the "Kenji Salon," visitors can view a chronological table of Kenji and Hanamaki, as well as a video.
Highlights
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In the "Special Exhibition Hall," rare first editions and manuscripts that can only be seen here can be viewed.
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The "Special Exhibition Hall" has a wide range of exhibits other than novels, including Beethoven records, a microscope used to collect ore, and notes on the design of flower beds.
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The restaurant "Yamaneko-ken" is located in the parking lot, where you can enjoy dishes using ingredients from Iwate.
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The "Poran no Hiroba (Poran’s square)" flower bed, built based on the blueprints left by Kenji Miyazawa, is located near the memorial hall.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 宮沢賢治記念館
- Postal Code
- 025-0011
- Address
- 1-1-36 Yasawa, Hanamaki City, Iwate
- Telephone
- 0198-31-2319
- Closed
- December 28 - January 1
- Business Hours
- 8:30am-5:00pm
- Admission
- Adults : 350 yen, High school and college students : 250 yen, Elementary and junior high school students : 150 yen
- Directions
- From JR Shin-Hanamaki Station, take the Iwate Kotsu Bus for 5 minutes, get off at "Kenji Kinenkan-guchi" bus stop, and walk 15 minutes.
- Credit Cards
- Not accepted
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)