Shinsengumi Hometown History Museum

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Lots of awesome Shinsengumi history! Staff was super friendly and happy to see a foreigner. Favorite part was definitely the Shinsengumi dress-up/photo - they take it on your phone for you while you p...

It is an irresistible facility for Shinsengumi lovers!

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A history museum related to Shinsengumi in Hino City, Tokyo. It's really irresistible for history fans! The area around Hino City is the place where Toshizo Hijikata, Isamu Kondo, Soji Okita, and Genzaburo Inoue gathered at the end of the Edo period. I was very deeply moved to think that he worked hard on martial arts here and devoted himself to the shogunate and became a Shinsengumi, and that he had engraved his name in history! There were many exhibits and there was a 15-minute story video of Toshizo Hijikata, and there were many highlights!

There is no exhibition facility that explains in detail about the Natural Rishin Ryu, which is famous for the Shinsengumi.

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It may be a very interesting place for Shinsengumi ﾌｧﾝ. First, at the entrance of the exhibition room, [Toshizo Hijikata], a second-year student of Tokyo Metropolitan Hino High School, who used 190,800 toothpick, welcomed me. There is an exhibit from the birth of Shinsengumi to the end of the exhibition. (However, photography is prohibited inside the exhibition room). There are exhibition facilities that introduce such local greats throughout the country, but ﾋﾞｯｸﾘ is about the [Natural Rishin Ryu] that you know about Shinsengumi ﾌｧﾝ ...

Yangzhi Art

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From Takahata Fudo Station, take the Keio Bus and get off at Hino Nanakko Entrance for 5 minutes. It's a exciting place for Shinsengumi fans. Admission fee 200 yen Big Toshizo Hijikata of Yangzhi Art at the entrance Photos are OK only in this area Photos are not allowed inside the building There are plenty of Shinsengumi goods

If you are a Shinsengumi fan, you should go! !!

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A museum of Shinsengumi in Hino City, Tokyo. Speaking of Hino City, it is also the hometown of Toshizo Hijikata and Genzaburo Inoue, and it is one of the places related to Shinsengumi, but I was finally able to visit. As soon as you enter the building, you will be greeted by a photo of Toshizo Hijikata. It's a museum that interesting people can enjoy, such as the history of Shinsengumi, the end of the Edo period, the history of Tama, and the natural Rishin school. The visit time is 9:30 ～ 17:00, Monday is closed, the admission fee is 200 yen for adults, and the neighborhood Hino juku ...