Chiryu City Preservation Pavilion of Yatsuhashi Historical Sites

[2008年2月18日]

Hundreds of cultural assets are stored in the Pavilion, such as the history and culture of Yatsuhashi, documents associated with Narihira Ariwara and a bamboo chest created by Hogan Baisa (prefecturally designated cultural assets).

Open:

April, May, and June: 9:00 – 16:00
9:00 - 17:00 (April 27 through May 26)
For the period from July and March, the pavilion will be open upon request.

Closed:

Mondays and Fridays
The pavilion is open all the time from April 27 through May 26.

Admission Fee for Preservation Pavilion of Yatsuhashi Hirstoric Sites

Permanent Exhibitions

Admission Fee
Individuals: Adults and high school students and older students (one-time admission per person)	150 yen
Elementary school and junior high school children (one-time admission per person)	70 yen
Groups: Adults and high school students and older students (one-time admission per person)	120 yen
Elementary school and junior high school children (one-time admission per person)	30 yen

Other Exhibitions

Admission Fee
Individuals and groups	up to 500 yen

Typical articles on display

Bamboo chest created by Hogan Baisa

It was a favorite bamboo chest of Hogan Baisa and contains a set of tea preparation tools. The statue of Chaso Rikuba (Tea Master) and a piece of paper describing “Ko Yugai (famous monk from the Edo Period)” are honored at the very top tier. At the back, “Dokukencho” records and alternative garments are kept.

Location & Inquires

Location: 61–1 Terauchi, Yatsuhashi-cho, Chiryu (within Yatsuhashi Iris Garden)
Transportation: 5 minutes on foot from Mikawa-Yatsuhashi Station on Meitetsu Line
Inquires: Chiryu City Tourism Association 0566-83-1111

: Copyright J-Unit (Webteam) Chryu City Japan
Phone: 0566-83-1111 Ex(402) Facsimile: 0566-83-1141
E-mail: j-unit@city.chiryu.lg.jp

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