這兒是地方上的最知名觀光景點,也吸引全國各地的旅人前來參觀哦
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Osamu Dazai Memorial Hall, Shayokan
A parents’ house of Osamu Dazai.
A parents’ house of Osamu Dazai who is known to write “Run, Meros!”, “The Setting Sun”, and “No Longer Human”. His father was a local dignitaries and offered membership into the House of Representatives and House of Peers, Dazai was born in 1909 as the 10th child in 11 children of the family. He had lived in this house until he entered the Aomori- prefectural Aomori junior highschool in1923, this house is now that the memorial hall displaying the documents regarding Dazai.
This magnificent house was constructed in semi-Western style with the hip-and-gable roof, which was built two years before Dazai was born (in 1907). It is a historically valuable wooden house built in the Meiji period and was designated as a national important cultural building but Dazai criticized this house was just a terribly large house. The inside of the house as well as the appearance is a good spot which makes you imagine the life of Dazai in his childhood. The exhibition room which was originally a warehouse displays some manuscripts written in his early work and his favorite cloak.
The nearest station is Kanagi station on Tsugaru Railway Company but keep in mind that a train arrives once an hour. Not many buses are on the route either from Goshogawara station. Kyu-Tsushima-Ke-Shin-Zashiki (Osamu Dazai's wartime evacuation home) is a 4-minute walk from the memorial hall, where Dazai evacuated during the war time, this spot should be recommended to visit.
Highlights
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The parents’ house where Osamu Dazai lived during his childhood.
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Autograph manuscripts and his things are displayed.
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Kyu-Tsushima-Ke-Shin-Zashiki is a 4-minute walk from the memorial hall where Dazai evacuated during the wartime is recommended to visit.
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Details
- Name in Japanese
- 太宰治記念館「斜陽館」
- Postal Code
- 037-0202
- Address
- 412-1 Asahiyama, Kanagicho, Goshogawara City, Aomori
- Telephone
- 0173-53-2020
- Closed
- December 29
- Hours
- 9:00am-5:30pm(-5:00pm during the Golden week and between October and March, the last entry is allowed before 30 minutes)
- Admission
- Adult: 600 yen, Highschooler or university student: 400 yen, Elementary or junior high schooler: 250 yen
- Directions
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1) A 7-minute walk from JR Kanagi station.
2) Get on the bus at JR Goshogawara station, get off at the Kanagi station, and walk 7 minutes.
3) A 15-minute drive from Goshogawara-kita IC on Tsugaru Expressway. - Credit Cards
- Not accepted
- Official Website
- Official Website (Japanese)