Yamamura Daikan Yashiki Museum

Very interesting

If you’ve time go and see this magistrates house. They’ve done a good job preserving the articles. There’s a great view of the garden. At 300 yen you couldnt do worse than support this little relic of...

It used to be a big mansion.

Original Text

There was a model of the Daikan mansion, but it was a fairly large mansion. There were swords, helmets, and colorful shells used for paintings and shells.

It is a pity that the Haihan chiken (abolition of feudal domains and establishment of prefectures) was demolished in the Meiji era!

Original Text

From the beginning to the end of the Edo period, Mr. Yamamura left the power as a daikan of Kiso's Tenryo. Originally it was a vast mansion, but only a small part remains. The Meiji Restoration has resulted in the Haihan chiken (abolition of feudal domains and establishment of prefectures), and the vast mansion is in the midst of demolition. A mansion like a small house in the direction of the back demon gate of the mansion where Mr. Yamamura moved after demolishing. Surrounded by a corridor-like porch, the door was made of Meiji glass, and it was modern at that time. The pillars are very thin, but when I hear it, ...

i'm not sure.

Original Text

I wasn't particularly impressed, probably because I didn't like history so much. However, the staff inside kindly taught me.

Fox mummy

Original Text

When I went to the Fukushima Sekisho site and paid the entrance fee, I was told that I could see a beautiful fox mummy with a good price with this set, so I was interested and came to see it. Even if I put out the ticket and saw it, there was no fox mummy, so when I asked at the reception, he showed me. It was very nice that the kind uncle explained the fox. The fox mummy is not exhibited normally, so if you want to see it, you can show it at the reception.