Soho Tokutomi Museum

It seems that the plum grove is still a little early!

Original Text

I went to this "Tokutomi Soho Memorial Hall", which is one of the six highlights of stamp practice, accompanied by the "Rapeflower Watching" event in Ninomiya Town. This Tokutomi Soho Memorial Hall is a memorial hall built in the Shiozaki residence by Mr. Hikoichi Shiozaki in May of the １３ anniversary of Soho in 1944. In the memorial hall, materials, letters and souvenirs related to Tokutomi Soho are exhibited. Also, the garden is famous for its "Plum Forest in Sohodo" and has many plum trees ...

i'm not familiar with literary and scholarly people.

Original Text

This memorial hall was built in the Shiozaki residence of Ninomiya in Showa ４４, which was the anniversary of Soho's １３ anniversary, by Hikoshi Shiozaki, who served as secretary of Soho's later years. It is the １７ museum in Kanagawa Prefecture, where the bereaved family of Shiozaki established the Tokutomi Soho Memorial Shiozaki Foundation and moved to the public interest foundation in Heisei ２５ １２ in January. ４６０００ letters and １００００ books, and anyway, there were too many materials, and it was just inside for students who were lacking in study to pass by while looking sideways.

Please come in the plum season!

Original Text

During the plum season, the garden is full of plums. However, please do not go after going to Soga Umeen. Let's go to Umeen after seeing the plums here.

A lot of great materials!

Original Text

I have been to this "Sohodo" many times during the plum season, but this time it wasn't the flower season, but I went out to take a closer look at the materials of Tokutomi Soho. This "Tokutomi Soho Memorial Hall" is explained on the signboard at the entrance, but Hikoichi Shiozaki, who served as secretary of Tokutomi Soho in his later years, built a memorial hall to honor Soho in Showa ４４ in his residence. It started with Soho tokutomi entrusted the Shiozaki clan with many letters, books, writings, manuscripts, and relics ...

when the plums began to bloom

Original Text

When I went to Azumayama Park to see the rape blossoms and the scenery of Mt. Fuji, I stretched my legs. The Tokutomi Soho Memorial Hall is a tourist attraction in Ninomiya Town, and is a place where stamps are installed for the rape blossom watching stamp rally. ２ You can get souvenirs by collecting stamps at or above. I received an original clear file and postcard around ３. There is a plum garden, and you can visit only the plum garden. １ I went in the middle of the month, so it's still in bloom ...