Shinchosha Memorial Literature Museum

Akita の History と Literature が しめる Literature Museum and Literature Library

Original Text

We will disseminate information about the "Shinchosha Memorial Literature Museum" in Kakunodate-cho, Senboku City, Akita Prefecture. I visited the "Shinchosha Memorial Literature Museum" on April 23, 2023. It is an 8-minute walk from the exit of JR "Kakunodate Station" to access the "Shinchosha Memorial Literature Museum". First, when you exit the exit, go straight on the "Ekimae Dori Street" (Prefectural Road No. 250) along the road for about 550 ｍ. Turn left at the third crossroads and proceed about 100 ｍ to the left side of the "Shinchosha Memorial Literature Museum". "Shinchosha ...

Lotus の Great Man

Original Text

This facility is a facility that honors the achievements of Yoshisuke Sato, the founder of Shinchosha, from Kakunodate, and exhibits materials from modern Japanese literature in addition to the history of Shinchosha. This time, the departure time of the Shinkansen was approaching, so I just visited the magnificent brewery building from the outside.

Admission materials が No materials でした

Original Text

By chance, the admission fee was free, so I stopped by. Shinchosha original T-shirts such as "Human Disqualification" and "I am a cat" were on sale, and I almost bought them for adults.

Fashion social creator "Sato Yiliang" の merit を ~ zhang する installation

Original Text

It is located opposite the Kakudate Nishinomiya family and is a facility that honors the achievements of the founder of Shinchosha "Yoshisuke Sato" from Kakudate Town. It was far Su. In addition to exhibiting materials such as literati who are closely related to Shinchosha, the study of Mr. Ichi Takai, a writer of the Akutagawa Prize and an honorary director, was also reproduced. I went to the Literature Museum for the first time, but I thought it would be okay to come once. However, the people were sparse during the cherry blossom festival.

Fashion Club

Original Text

You can touch a part of modern Japanese literature while following the Ayumi of Shinchosha. The admission fee is 300 yen, but it's a great deal to buy a common ticket.