Tsukigata Kabato Museum

Let's get plenty of time.

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It was much more spectacular than I had imagined. It is recommended to secure at least an hour and a half. Born and raised in Hokkaido for more than 50 years, I often didn't know it, and I witnessed the back of history. There is a golden Kamui colored paper. It may be a rare thing in early black and white paintings.

The main tourist destination of Ishikari moon shape!

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The former Kabado Shujiken, who was a saucer for the exile to promote the development of Hokkaido, which housed the warrior class rebellion in the early Meiji period, and the thought criminals in the Ishikari Tsukigata, is the museum. The original building from the time of its foundation is the old main government building, and the hollow stone steps in front of the entrance make you feel the long and long years. The polished floor has more light than I expected, and a large diorama of Shuji Kabado (prison) at that time is exhibited in the hall.

I enjoyed it more than I imagined.

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It was a place I've been interested in since I read Golden Kamui. The entrance is the main government building of the former Kabado Shujikan. It's the building itself at that time, so it's recommended for those who like historical buildings. The town name of Tsukigata-cho was named after the first tengoku family name and its relationship with Shinsengumi Shinpachi Nagakura. The entrance fee was 300 yen, such as the actual cell and the harsh labor of the prisoners. Cho Kumagishi, who made a counterfeit bill in Golden Kamui and was imprisoned in Shishido Shujikan ...

It is the first sightseeing spot in Tsukigata Town, Hokkaido.

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Although it is a dark facility such as prison, prison, and prison, the first Shujikan (later renamed prison) was established in Hokkaido in 1897 in Kabado, which is a moon-shaped Kabado. It is one of the must-see spots for sightseeing in Tsukigata Town. It has been open to the public as the "Hokkaido Execution Museum" since 1948. It became the current "Tsukigata Kabado Museum" in 1996. The exhibition was renovated and reopened in 2012. The admission fee is 300 yen for adults.

History of tsukigata Cho

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Abashiri is famous for its prison, but Kabado was the first Shujikan (later renamed prison) was established in Hokkaido in 1897. The chief executive officer of Shujikan is Tengoku. It is said that the town name of Tsukigata was named after Kiyoshi Tsukigata of the first tengoku. Meiji １９ The government building built in the year, the materials at that time, the diorama, the video and the museum in the countryside are substantial. If you have time, please come. １１ From ３ The museum will be closed in winter in the end of the month.