Museum • 1087 Goshikichō Tsushi, Sumoto, Hyogo 656-1301, Japan
Takadaya Kenshoukan is a facility established to commemorate the life and achievements of the Kishu merchant, Takadaya Kahei. Here, you can trace his footsteps in international negotiations during the Edo period. Let's contemplate his achievements across time through exhibits and materials.
In the theater inside the facility, a drama depicting Kahei's life is screened. By experiencing his adventurous life through the video, one can deepen their understanding of him even more. The story based on historical facts indeed provides us with a new perspective on history.
Sōra Tarō's masterpiece 'Nohana-no-Oki' may become the motivation for visiting this commemorative hall. By actually visiting the setting of the novel, you can immerse yourself in a unique sense of the work. It is a great experience to admire the allure of literature while gazing at related exhibits.
Unfortunately, the transportation to this facility is not convenient. However, for those passionate about history, it is definitely worth a visit. Even a trip from a distant place may be a good opportunity to commemorate Kahei's journey.
Despite the inconvenience of transportation, the tranquility of the environment in reflecting on history is also the charm of this hall. For those seeking a different experience, this is a recommended facility.