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Kaneko Misuzu Memorial Museum
A memorial museum on Misuzu Senzaki Street that conveys the gentle spirit of Misuzu Kaneko.
In April 2003, the 100th anniversary of Misuzu's birth, the "Misuzu Kaneko Memorial Museum" opened on the site of the bookstore where Misuzu spent her childhood, Kaneko Bun'eido. This memorial hall not only serves as a memorial to trace the footsteps of Misuzu and honor her achievements, which have been revived more than 50 years after her death, but also as an exchange center to support the cultural and creative activities of local residents and Misuzu fans visiting from all over Japan. The building and garden of Kaneko Bun'eido have been restored on the frontage facing Misuzu Street, and the main building at the back of the building is equipped with a permanent exhibition room displaying her artifacts such as her manuscript collection (replica) and scraps of kimono, a PC-based material search room, and Misuzu Gallery where visitors can experience the world of her poetry through sound and light, allowing them to remember Misuzu's life and the times she lived. Visitors can remember the life of Isuzu and the times in which she lived.
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| Opening Hours | 9:00-17:00 (last admission 16:30) *Shortened hours during the year-end and New Year holidays |
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| Closed Days | Open all year round (with occasional closures) |
| Prices | Adults 500 yen (450 yen), Elementary, Junior High and High School Students 200 yen (150 yen) *Prices in parentheses are for groups of 20 or more. The admission fee will be waived (free of charge) for the following persons upon presentation of proof of residence. Residents of Nagato City: Please present a certificate or other document showing your address. Disabled persons: Please present your Ryoiku Techo, Physical Disability Certificate, Mental Disability Certificate, or War Injury Certificate. Those with a Ryoiku Techo, Physical Disability Certificate (Levels 1-4), or Mental Disability Health and Welfare Certificate War Injuries Certificate (Special Section Syndrome to Level 4) will receive free admission for themselves and up to one accompanying person. |
| Discount Tickets | Nagato City 4 Museums Common Entrance Tickets are now on sale. We are selling common use tickets for 4 Nagato City facilities (Kaneko Misuzu Memorial Museum, Kazuki Yasuo Museum of Art, Murata Seifu Memorial Museum, and Whale Museum) with a single admission ticket. The ticket price is more economical than the total price of each facility, allowing you to see the entire culture of Nagato City with this single ticket. Facilities Kaneko Misuzu Memorial Museum, Kazuki Yasuo Museum of Art, Murata Seifu Memorial Museum, Whale Museum ■Price: Adults 700 yen (usually 1,250 yen) / High school students and younger 300 yen (usually 550 yen) ■Place of sale: At the admission counter of the facilities ■Validity: 30 days from the date of sale |
Contact
- Kaneko Misuzu Memorial Museum
- Phone Number: 0837-26-5155
- Website: https://www.city.nagato.yamaguchi.jp/site/misuzu/
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Kaneko Misuzu Memorial Museum Special Exhibition
In addition to the permanent exhibition, the Kaneko Misuzu Memorial Museum also holds special exhibitions. In addition to an in-depth look at Ms. Misuzu’s poems, various other aspects of the culture of Senzaki at the time and her interaction with and influence on other writers will also appear, so please be sure to check these out as well.
→Click here for information on special exhibitions at the Kaneko Misuzu Memorial Museum.
Recommended experience: "Guided tour around the 'heart' of Misuzu Kaneko
This is an experience program that includes a city tour by the Nagato Volunteer Guide Association, which has been guiding visitors in Nagato City for many years, and an admission ticket to the “Misuzu Kaneko Memorial Museum” in Senzaki. After experiencing the world of Ms. Misuzu’s poetry at the museum, the guide will take you to places related to Ms. Misuzu in Senzaki, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the “spirit” of Ms. Misuzu.
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