Naegi Toyama Memorial Museum

に Knowledge Set め Before landing in the city

Original Text

The 100 Japanese castle stamps continue to be on the left side toward this entrance. If you are looking for only stamps, you don't have to enter, but since it's a big deal, you can pay a little admission fee before climbing the castle ruins. However, it is certain that there is no big difference from the so-called historical folklore museum.

Nakaki Castle Stamp Place

Original Text

I stopped by for a tour of the 100 Continued Japanese Castle Stamps. You can walk to the castle ruins from the path from the side of the museum. There was a tomb of a daimyo before reaching the museum.

Before we climbed the castle

Original Text

It was at the foot of the castle, about ５ minutes walk from the bus stop, and the parking lot was full of cars. The exhibition is substantial from the model of the castle to the history of the Toyama family. Even though it was small, the daimyo family's goods 々 were splendid crafts.

Know the history of Naeki Castle and its surrounding areas

Original Text

It is a museum at the foot of Naegi Castle. There is a model that reproduces Naegi Castle at that time in the hall, and this model can be photographed. If you go up Naegi Castle after seeing here, you can imagine what it was like at that time and I think it's more fun.

Mountain City

Original Text

I went there for the first time as part of a tour of Japan's Top 100 Castles. It is a mountain castle that represents Japan and also has a museum. It is a castle that makes the best use of the topography of the mountain, and it seems that the temple disappeared from the village when the Buddha was abandoned. I got the 100 famous castle stamps at the museum. I also got the red stamp of the castle.