Chiryu City Preservation Pavilion of Yatsuhashi Historical Sites

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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