Museum of History and Folklore, Karuizawa

History and Development of Karuizawa

Original Text

When I visited Karuizawa, I stopped by this museum. The excavated items from the ruins, Nakasendo, and Karuizawa, which developed as one of Japan's leading villas, were introduced in detail.

You can understand the history and culture of Karuizawa.

Original Text

I was interested in the Ichimura Memorial Hall, and I also visited this nearby. There is a common ticket with several facilities such as Mikasa Hotel, and it is a great deal if you can go to two or more places. A wealth of materials such as the history of Karuizawa's post town, the history of railways, and the history of summer resorts are exhibited.

Sakai の History が Condensation

Original Text

It is a facility where the history of Karuizawa is condensed. I was surprised at the pottery of the Jomon period, but it was still interesting after the Meiji era. You can see how Karuizawa developed as a villa and a tourist city. And I somehow understood why it was loved by foreigners.

It is a sober facility at the signal of the national highway １８ Nanbara.

Original Text

Contrary to the bustle of the place name Karuizawa, it is a sober facility. The second floor is an exhibition of old agricultural equipment that is often found in the local museum, and the first floor explains the history of the development and development of modern Karuizawa. How did one of the leading summer resorts and villas in Japan be developed? I understand. It is a great deal to buy a common ticket for Karuizawa History and Folklore Museum, Ichimura Memorial Museum, Oiwajuku Local Museum, Tatsuo Hori Literature Memorial Museum, (former) Karuizawa Station Building Memorial Museum, and 6 cultural facilities of the former Mikasa Hotel (¥ ６００).

Know the history and related literary scholars of Karuizawa

Original Text

Along National Highway 18, it is located about 1.5km from Nakakaruizawa Station to Karuizawa Station. Although it is not particularly different from the local museums all over the country, I felt that the history of the development of the villa, the activities of literary scholars and monuments related to it were Karuizawa-like. Personally, I was interested in materials about the post station on Nakasendo and exhibits about the Apt railway.