Immerse in the World of Ryotaro Shiba: A Must-Visit for Fans
The Ryotaro Shiba Memorial Museum, home to the author of numerous masterpieces such as "Ryoma ga Yuku", "Moe yo Ken", and "Clouds Above the Hill", spans an area of approximately 2600 square meters. The site houses Shiba's residence and a memorial museum designed by **Tadao Ando**. The museum showcases the study where Shiba wrote his works, a collection of 20,000 books, and the breathtaking sight of bookshelves designed by Ando.
Upon entering the main gate, a small garden resembling a grove unfolds before you. You can observe Shiba's study, preserved just as it was during his writing days, through a window. The museum also features an exhibition corner displaying Shiba's handwritten manuscripts and drawings, and a corner screening footage of Shiba's past. Several times a year, special exhibitions are held, offering intriguing content for fans. It's a space that fans will undoubtedly appreciate. Note: Some see the stains on the ceiling of the Ryotaro Shiba Memorial Museum as resembling Sakamoto Ryoma! What do you think?
Address: 3-11-18 Shimokosaka, Higashi Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
Phone Number: 06-6726-3860
Closed: Mondays (or the following day if a holiday), New Year's (12/28~1/4), Special Material Organization Period (9/1~9/10)
Hours: 10:00~17:00 (Admission until 16:30)
Admission: Adults/University Students 500 yen, High/Middle School Students 300 yen, Elementary School Students 200 yen
Access: About 8 minutes on foot from Kintetsu "YatonoSato Station"
URL: http://www.shibazaidan.or.jp/
Upon entering the main gate, a small garden resembling a grove unfolds before you. You can observe Shiba's study, preserved just as it was during his writing days, through a window. The museum also features an exhibition corner displaying Shiba's handwritten manuscripts and drawings, and a corner screening footage of Shiba's past. Several times a year, special exhibitions are held, offering intriguing content for fans. It's a space that fans will undoubtedly appreciate. Note: Some see the stains on the ceiling of the Ryotaro Shiba Memorial Museum as resembling Sakamoto Ryoma! What do you think?
Ryotaro Shiba Memorial Museum
Address: 3-11-18 Shimokosaka, Higashi Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
Phone Number: 06-6726-3860
Closed: Mondays (or the following day if a holiday), New Year's (12/28~1/4), Special Material Organization Period (9/1~9/10)
Hours: 10:00~17:00 (Admission until 16:30)
Admission: Adults/University Students 500 yen, High/Middle School Students 300 yen, Elementary School Students 200 yen
Access: About 8 minutes on foot from Kintetsu "YatonoSato Station"
URL: http://www.shibazaidan.or.jp/
