Sawada Miki Memorial Hall

Absolutely amazing

We'd heard about the scroll housed in the museum here (Sawada MIki Kinenkan Museum) but were totally unprepared for all we found there. The museum is a collection of Christian artifacts collected b...

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The American G.I. rapists have been blank, but it is sad to see this throne in the top 10 of the things to do in this city.

The relics of the hidden Christians are on display.

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I learned that it was reopened to the public after the closing of the Corona disaster. It is located in front of Oiso station. The daughter of the Iwasaki Zaibatsu married a Christian diplomat Mr. Sawada, and since then, she has collected relics related to hidden Christians around remote islands in Kyushu. Of these, ３００ Point Strong is on display at the memorial hall. The museum opens every Friday and Saturday morning and afternoon. The gate is closed during lunchtime. Admission is free, but I think it's better to donate some. Shooting is OK.

Now は closed で admission is not available です!

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Miki Sawada, the granddaughter of Yataro Iwasaki, is a hidden Christian relic collector and reaches ３００, so I'm looking forward to it, but I'm surprised that it's been closed for more than １ since the corona disaster. The reason is that it is on the same site as Sanders Home, where there are current students, so it is an infection control measure. I wonder when I can visit. I look forward to the next time.

the hidden Christian cultural heritage collection is wonderful.

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A must-see collection of hidden Christian cultural properties. It's ridiculous to think that it's just a museum that honors the achievements of the deceased. The collection is much more substantial than the hidden Christian museum in Nagasaki. The staff will explain it carefully, so even those who are not familiar with history can enjoy it. By all means if you visit Oiso Town.