Ishibe Historical Museum

The [Kojima Honjin Model (1/20)] on display in the museum is really well done (however, photography is prohibited)

Original Text

[Ishibe Posthouse Village] is composed of [Posthouse Reproduction ｴﾘｱ] and here, and here is [Historical Materials about Ishibe-juku] [Ishibe-juku Overall Model] [Ishibe-juku / Kojima Honjin Model (1/20)] etc. are on display, The [Kojima Honjin Model] in this is really well done (however, the inside of the building was prohibited from taking pictures, so it cannot be introduced in the photo). The monument of the site of [Kojima Honjin] is near [Ishibe sukune] along the old Tokaido, so if you plan to walk [old Tokaido] ...

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Original Text

The deepest of the Yuzan Sports Park. Admission fee ３５０ yen. Reproduce the old buildings such as farmers, merchants, tea shops, hatago. The history museum is unmanned and changes to slippers. No shooting in the building. It looks like an unpopular Nikko Edo Village. I'll come again! forget it.

at least if it's in the actual post town

Original Text

It is a museum in "Ishibe Post Station Village". Like the post station village, it is opened in １９８５ year. Historical materials such as the restored model of the main camp, the Tokaido 53rd terrain map, the daimyo Amiyo Kago, and the Sekifuda / Shukucho are on display, but I don't feel very attractive. It is a weak point that it is away from the actual post town along the old Tokaido.

You can learn the history of post town

Original Text

Tokaido や Suchang の History が Learning べる Archive です Yushan Cultural Sports Park の にあり, admission materials は Adults ３５０ zongzi for は１５０ です.

i monopolized the ishibe juku museum alone.

Original Text

There was no one because of the admission fee of 350 yen. There is also a historical and folk museum, and it seems that the models at that time, Isamu Kondo's lodging book, and Yoshinobu and Emperor Meiji at the time of Taisei Hokan were also staying at the headquarters. There is also a building that reproduces the atmosphere of the post station, and it is worth seeing even if you pay the admission fee, but it is far from the station, so a car is recommended. There is a free parking lot.