Miharumachi Rekishi Minzoku Shiryokan

It's on a narrow, steep slope.

Original Text

The Miharu Town History and Folklore Museum is located on a narrow and steep slope where cars cannot pass each other, so it is safe for those who can walk to use the public facility parking lot under the slope. The admission fee for the Miharu Town History and Folklore Museum is 300 yen, which is common to the Freedom and People's Rights Memorial Hall. The exhibition room was on the ２ floor and consisted of ２ corners of "Haruka Miharu (history)" and "Yesterday's Miharu (ethnic)". Both were not allowed to take pictures, and I only took pictures of the entrance hall.

You can learn the history of Miharu.

Original Text

Visited after seeing Takizakura. The cherry blossoms near this entrance are also wonderful. At the museum where you can learn about the history of Miharu, when I visited, a special exhibition about Aihime, who married Masamune Date, was held.

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Original Text

It is located on the back mountain of Miharu Town Hall. If you go by car, you can reach the museum, but the location is very confusing. The ruins of Miharu Castle, which is one of the 100 Continued Castles, are located on the mountain opposite the museum. You can get a pamphlet on the ruins of Miharu Castle. You can also give maps and guides to the ruins of Miharu Castle.

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A museum on the way to Miharu Castle. As the name suggests, the place where Miharu folklore is introduced. There is also the genealogy of Mr. Tamura, who contained Miharu until the Sengoku period, and the history of Mr. Akita, the Lord of the Miharu clan. Mr. Tamura is also the origin of Aihime, the lawful wife of Date Masamune. It is said that Miharu was active in the Freedom and People's Rights Movement in the Meiji period. It seems that it is the birthplace of Hironaka Kono, which is said to be Itagaki in the west and Kono in the east, and there is also a Freedom and People's Rights Memorial Hall in the building. In the review of Miharu Castle, it is written that the folk museum will go up to the castle ruins. ...