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Osako Local Culture Preservation Museum (Hayaike Minedake Kagura Tradition Museum)

Hanamaki City

Southern Iwate

History / CultureMuseums

    This is a facility for preserving materials and passing down local performing arts centering on Hayachine Minegaku Kagura, and exhibits Kagura masks and costumes, Gongen statues, ancient documents, Buddhist statues and hanging scrolls from the adjacent Myosenji Temple, and more. It consists of a folklore hall for practicing, and a storage room for storing historical materials.
    Kagura videos are also constantly shown.

    Location
    1-2 Uchikawame, Osako-cho, Hanamaki-shi, Iwate 028-3201
    Business Hours
    9:30-16:00 (closed in winter)
    Closed
    Mondays, November 1st - April 30th
    Price
    Adults 210 yen, junior high and high school students 100 yen, elementary school students 50 yen
    Inquiries
    Contact name Osako Local Culture Preservation Training Center

    Phone number 0198-48-5877
    Website
    https://www.city.hanamaki.iwate.jp/shisetsu/bunka/1004127/1004136.htmlOpen in new tab
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