Kawanehon Town Museum Yamabiko

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Original Text

I paid the admission fee ２００ yen and was able to take a closer look at the nature, forests, folk materials, etc. of Kawanemoto Town. In the past, my house also engaged in forestry such as afforestation, cutting, thinning, logging, and transportation of underline, so I compared underline tools and large saws (wood grinding) at my house. It was good to peel off such as wild boar, deer, bear.

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Original Text

It is a folk museum in Kawanemoto Town. It's close to Jiojikyo Onsen Station on the Oigawa / Michiigawa Line, but even though it's a museum that introduces the town, the accelerator is too bad.

You can learn a lot about the history and the natural environment around you.

Original Text

A museum near Jiaojikyo Onsen Station. There are many folklore history of Kawane Town and specimens of flora and fauna that live in the surrounding area. Among them, the insect collection was stunning. According to the curator, he was worried that the natural environment might change when building a dam in the surrounding area, and he exhibited the specimens he collected as much as possible at that time. It's very rude, but it's not possible to exhibit this much at a facility in the mountains. ...

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１ The floor is the mountain life around here, forestry and hunting, Kagura ... ２ floor is the observation room of plants and animals, insect specimens, etc., and ３ floor is the observation room, and the surrounding mountains 々 You can also see the dam lake. In addition, outdoors, there are also models of "guns" (the wood that flows downstream at once by breaking a dam made of timber) for timber that was carried out in this area. I also thought that I would like to see the life of the mountains once by devising another idea.

Museum of mountain life

Original Text

It is a museum and museum of mountains and living in Kawanemoto Town 々. The first and second floors are exhibition spaces, and the history of forestry is exhibited with various tools. The third floor is an observation room, and you can see the Oi River and the opposite mountain 々. There is nothing to say about this other than hot springs at the Kyo Onsen Station, and there are almost no restaurants, so I think it's a good idea to visit as a time-killing trip to the train or bus when the weather is bad.