Maruo Memorial Museum

Maruweijia の Memorial Hall

Original Text

A Japanese house I stopped by when sightseeing in Omaezaki. As for the style of the house, it was quite beautiful and well maintained, so I didn't feel old, but it was built in the late Edo period. (Restored) Since it is a memorial hall for Kenji Maruo, an honorary citizen of Omaezaki, it is a museum for locals, and it may be a little difficult for general sightseeing of outsiders in the prefecture.

Maruwei's の Residential を Utilizing した Memorial Hall

Original Text

The Maruo Memorial Hall is open to the public as a memorial hall to honor the virtues of the Maruo family while restoring and preserving the Maruo residence built in the Edo period. It was a magnificent and quaint building. Materials from Ike Nitta Agricultural School and materials and photos when he was a member of the prefectural assembly were exhibited in the hall, which was made by Kenji Maruo.

Founder of Ikebukuro University

Original Text

Although it is the Maruo Memorial Hall, it is just north of Ike-Nitta High School. When I visited, a tea party was just held. Admission is free. You can see the inside in a magnificent building, but you can see historical materials and Mr. Maruo's magnificent career. According to the curator's explanation, I threw out my personal property and found out that he was the founder of the current Ikeshinda High School. It's a great person! There is also a parking lot, so you can rest assured by car.