Hirosuke Hamada Memorial Hall

Info

Address:

2110 Ichihonyanagi, Takahata-cho, Higashi-ku, Yamagata Prefecture

Public Transportation:

JR Takahata Station → 5 minutes by car

Car Access:

4km 10 minutes from Nanyoha Takahata IC, Tōhoku Chūdo via National Route 113

Phone Number:

0238-52-3838

Parking Number:

Business Hours

9-17 o'clock, 12-March from 9:30, entrance reception is ~ 16:30

Price

Entrance 500 yen, high and university students 300 yen, elementary and junior high school students 200 yen, preschoolers free

Spot Category

Memorial Hall

The appearance of the main building. The roof of the gable [Kirizuma]-made goose shape [Gankogata], an old-fashioned private house style

The exterior of the memorial hall. The shape of the hall roof is a motif of Koyama scattered in his hometown of Takahata

In the exhibition room, you can feel the story of Hirosuke not only in books but also in video and audio

Open space with books such as children's stories, children's books from Japan and abroad, and paper plays

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