Fukusawa Momosuke Memorial Hall ・ Yamano History Museum

Fuxu Taojie Memorial Hall ・ Mountain の History Hall

Original Text

Fukuzawa Momosuke's Memorial Hall near the school, about a 10-minute walk from Minamikiso Station. It is a nice Western-style building. Momosuke's materials are on display.

it's the second time, but it's good!

Original Text

I received a thank you letter when I went last time, so I went there during the Kiso Green Season sightseeing. The exhibition hasn't changed and it's the second time, so I'm not impressed, but especially the Western-style building is quite beautiful, so there was no loss at all. There was a table and chair and the room was almost glass, so it was very good like a recent cafe.

Sue enemy な Yangguan です

Original Text

This is a villa of Momosuke Fukuzawa who devoted himself to the development of the power supply of the Kiso River in Minamikiso Town. It is now open as a museum. It was a very nice Western-style building, and the fireplace in the room was very fashionable. Fukuzawa's photos and materials are on display, and you can see the achievements well.

From Minami Kiso station

Original Text

It is located across the river from Minamikiso station. Even though it is a memorial hall, it is a person who cannot be separated from the Kiso River, so if you have time for the train, you should stop by. I think it's a good opportunity to know the fashionable economic lifestyle of the time.

Muxi region の History を See you れる!

Original Text

A museum I stopped by when sightseeing in the Kiso region. The power company was opened in the Kiso River system in the next 々 and the villa of Mr. Momosuke Fukuzawa, who was called the king of power in Japan, was made into a museum of modernization heritage! ※ Materials such as villa life and work with Mr. Sadahi Kawakami, who is an adopted son-in-law of Yukichi Fukuzawa, whether he is a mistress or a business partner. In addition, materials about modernization such as reading power plants and peach bridges are exhibited. The museum is connected to the mountain history museum ...