東京武蔵野【江戸東京たてもの園・武者小路実篤記念館】東京・ミュージアムぐるっとパスで庭園や美術館をめぐりました。
Hello. This is the “Chia’s Outing” channel where she travels hard without a car. This time we will be visiting Musashino’s Tokyo Museum Gurutto Pass free facilities, Mushanokoji Saneatsu Memorial Museum and Edo-Tokyo Architectural Museum.
First is the Mushakoji Saneatsu Memorial Museum in Chofu City. The video was taken a little while ago in May 2023, and it’s raining, but it was an interesting facility. 10 minutes walk from Tsutsujigaoka Station on the Keio Line.
Information boards were set up frequently in the quiet residential area, and we arrived safely at the memorial museum. Although photography was not allowed inside the building, it was a relaxing space, and the special exhibition was “Mushakoji Saneatsu 1923,” which looked at Saneatsu in the year that saw the Great Kanto Earthquake.
Adjacent Saneatsu Park is the mansion where Saneatsu spent the last 20 years of his life. Unfortunately, we couldn’t go inside the mansion because there was no one to guide us, but we were able to walk through the park in the rain and see the inside from the outside.
Mushanokoji Saneatsu, who had always wanted to live in a place with water since childhood, had his wish come true at the end of 1955, and decided to use the
Area of Sengawa, which is blessed with Musashino’s nature and abundant clean water, as his workplace and home. I chose it as the place for completion. “I write manuscripts in the morning, and when I’m not writing manuscripts, I try to draw, and I’m happy if I can make even the slightest progress…”
Wrote Sanetsu about his life at that time in “One Man.” Until his death in April 1976 at the age of 90, he worked hard to produce many books and paintings in this area. Although it was raining, it was a wonderful park full of nature that realized Saneatsu’s ideals.
There are two ponds in Saneatsu Park, “Rainbow Trout Pond” (upper pond) and “Carp Pond” (lower pond), both of which are fed by this spring. While it was raining heavily, I watched the “New Village” video at the memorial museum, and it was very interesting as it depicted Saneatsu’s activities in pursuit of his ideals.
It was depicted to the point where it is now only being continued in small increments. It seems that even if there are applicants, it will be difficult to accept them, but it seems like a philosophy that is needed in this day and age.
I came from Tsutsujigaoka Station, but I exited from the entrance on the Sengawa Station side and headed towards Sengawa Station. Sengawa Station is a fashionable area where Toho Gakuen and Shirayuri Women’s University are located,
So it would have been nice to have lunch or a cafe there, but since I was going to Edo Tokyo Architectural Museum, I headed to Chofu Station without doing anything else. I was meeting Mae-chan in front of Chofu Station, so we
Took a bus from the Chofu bus terminal to JR Musashi-Koganei Station. “All buses that stop at Kitaguchi Seibu Bus Stop 2 stop at Koganei Park Nishiguchi, the nearest stop to Edo-Tokyo Architectural Museum. ” was written at the boarding point, so I was able to go without any hesitation.
I arrived at Edo Architectural Museum by walking from the west exit of Koganei Park. On that day, a tile exhibition was being held in the exhibition room. Edo-Tokyo Architectural Museum is an open-air museum that relocates, restores, and exhibits buildings of high historical and cultural value from within Tokyo.
We toured the building in the gloomy weather, with rain coming and going. The West Zone faces Yamanote-dori and houses restored and exhibited in various architectural styles.
The house in Denenchofu (Okawa residence), Kunio Maekawa residence, and Koide residence all had wonderful interiors and furniture, and they were houses that made me want to live in them even now. The open-air living room of the Maekawa residence was truly wonderful. The Koide
Residence was designed by Sutemi Horiguchi, an architect who led the modernist movement in Japan, immediately after returning from a trip to Europe . The structure is a combination of the design that was popular in the Netherlands at the time and traditional Japanese shapes.
Tokiwadai Photo Studio is a photo studio built in Tokiwadai, a suburban residential area developed as a healthy residential area. At the time, lighting equipment was not yet developed, and in order to obtain the most stable illuminance, the large windows on the second floor photo studio
Were fitted with frosted glass to allow light to come in from the north. Mitsui Hachiroemon is a mansion built in Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku, in 1952, and is the post-World War II home of the Soryo family of the ten Mitsui families of the Mitsui Zaibatsu.
The chandelier displayed in the hallway in front of the Buddhist altar room was originally located in Shirozanso, a villa in Oiso before Nishiazabu.
The main residence of Nishi-Azabu was constructed using materials such as building materials, stones, and plants collected from facilities related to the Mitsui family, and from inside the residence, you can see the power of the baron Mitsui family when it was a prosperous financial conglomerate.
It is said that the storehouse was the “kinukura” of “Echigoya”. The De Lalande House was originally a one-story Western-style building, but around 1900, it was enlarged to a three-story building by the German architect Georg de Lalande. De Lalande designed many buildings, including residences and office buildings, mainly in Tokyo and Yokohama.
Currently, the only surviving work other than the De Lalande House is the Thomas Family House (weathercock house), an important cultural property, located in Kobe City. I decided to have tea at Musashino Chaya on the first floor. I ate a special grilled cheesecake in a nice interior.
To the west of the De Lalande residence, there are rows of nostalgic thatched houses. Pass through Musashino Road to the Center Zone. The former Jishōin Mausoleum was built by Chiyohime, the lawful wife of Mitsutomo Tokugawa, the lord of the Owari domain, to hold a memorial service for her mother, Osuri.
The Takahashi Korekiyo Residence is the main residence of Takahashi Korekiyo, who was in charge of national politics from the Meiji period to the beginning of the Showa period. During the Sotoga construction, the second floor was used as Korekiyo’s study and bedroom, and was the site of the February 26 Incident in 1933.
This is Aisuian, the tea room of Munezumi Yamagishi, a tea master of a sectarian style. The Nishikawa Family Villa is a mansion built by Izaemon Nishikawa, a businessman who founded one of Kitatama’s leading paper companies, as a retirement retreat and for entertaining guests.
The Date family gate is the front gate of the mansion built by the Date family of the former Uwajima domain in Tokyo during the Taisho era. In the east zone, you can enjoy the atmosphere of the downtown area with its old merchant houses, public baths, and taverns.
Inside the restored building, there are exhibits of life at the time, as well as tools and products used for business. On the second floor of the storehouse-style rest building, there is a food store called “Kura” where you can enjoy handmade udon noodles and daily lunch boxes that convey the traditional taste of Musashino.
Kotakara-yu is a building that represents Tokyo’s public baths. The building is extravagant, with large Karahafu reminiscent of shrines and temples, carvings of the Seven Lucky Gods above the entrance, and a coffered ceiling in the dressing room. In the east plaza, there are outdoor exhibits such as the Toden 7500,
The upper part of the watchtower of the Ueno Fire Station (formerly Shitaya Fire Station), the Ishibashi decorative lights at the main gate of the Imperial Palace, and the Manseibashi Police Box. I spent about two hours watching it, but I thought it was a facility I would like to spend more time enjoying.
I went there from the Seibu Bus’s Koganei Park West Exit, but on the way back I left the Tateno-no-en and went straight until I saw the Kanto Bus’s Edo-Tokyo Tateno-en-mae bus stop, so I took the bus from there to Musashi-Koganei Station. I went back to
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ちょっと間が空きましたが、東京・ミュージアムぐるっとパスで庭園や美術館をめぐった動画の続きです。
雨だったのですが、武者小路実篤記念館も江戸東京たてもの園も個性的でとても興味深い施設でした。
ぐるっとパスって本当にお得ですね。お得なのはもちろんですが、ぐるっとパスに導かれて全く知らなかったところを発見できるのが醍醐味なのです。
これらの動画を作っていて下にリンクを載せていますので、ご覧いただけたら嬉しいです。
まだ、もう少し続きがあります😅
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3:39 小金井市 江戸東京たてもの園
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◎ぐるっとパスで廻った他の美術館や庭園です。
浜離宮公園です。
https://youtu.be/FbK4swYFAb4
旧岩崎邸庭園、三菱史料館、三菱の守り神・土佐稲荷神社
https://youtu.be/_p2DJ86n_DE
東洋文庫ミュージアムと小岩井農場オリエントカフェ
https://youtu.be/GJnhsfzFrGE
六義園のつつじ
https://youtu.be/_bUiKV23WRk
清澄庭園、芭蕉記念館、すみだ北斎美術館、上野動物園
https://youtu.be/TOaVL94bqxU
旧古河庭園の春のバラフェスティバル
https://youtu.be/21P-wxner98
東京都庭園美術館 建物公開「邸宅の記憶」
https://youtu.be/2tiDpDw74t0
松岡美術館と東京都庭園美術館
https://youtu.be/gUdfhPmxbJM
小石川後楽園。大江戸に残る深山幽谷。
https://youtu.be/EBZf3zPPhXU
大倉集古館
https://youtu.be/fa7M1xn6s-0
🎀再生リストに美術館と庭園をまとめてあるので、便利にご覧になれます。
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvIV7_uFTRM06rgafZO4Hwf_p9c3NS65D
MusMusの楽曲を使用しています。