Dewazakura Museum

Yuan の Art Museum

Original Text

It is a private museum centered on Lee Dynasty ceramics collected by the brewery of Yamagata's famous sake "Dewa Sakura". The center of the exhibition is Lee Dynasty ceramics, but when I visited, the new collection of "Hokusai Manga", Yumeji's paintings, Mokichi's strips, etc. were exhibited. The building itself was an old house of the brewery, and the difference in tatami room. The shelves and ceiling heights, the quaint garden, and the brewery were also interesting. The handmade hanging decoration was also nice. The place is the house on the right facing the Dewazakura Sake Brewery. There is a parking lot on the other side of the road. Ginjo incense drifts also sake brewery ...

Tendo sightseeing

Original Text

ＪＲ I stopped by using a rental cycle from Tendo Station. The entrance to the building was under construction. There seemed to be no bicycle storage. There are things dressed in a bottle of sake on display, and ceramics are on display 〇

Jiuwu さんの Art Museum

Original Text

This is the museum of Dewazakura Sake Brewery, which is famous for its sake Ginjo sake. Next to it is the museum of Hiroshige Ando. It's in the middle of the hot spring town, so you can easily go there. The artwork is decent. Set with Hiroshige Museum of Art. I recommend going.

It was a closed day ･･･

Original Text

I visited on July 23, 2018, but Monday was a closed day ･･･. Road construction is underway before Dewa Sakura Sake Brewery, and you can't visit the sake brewery, so it's a place you definitely want to visit again later.

A collection of local liquor stores

Original Text

It's one of the spelling of discounted viewing tickets for museums in the Tendo district, and I thought it would kill time, but it's pretty good. Exhibits such as Yumeji Takehisa's paintings and other Japanese paintings and Yi Dynasty Tsubo. It uses the old liquor store building, and the tatami brewery has a nice atmosphere. It's closed now, but it seems that there is an exhibition of Shinichi Saito in the annex, so I felt it was worth a visit.