Overview
A museum of the writer Shuji Terayama's belongings and papers, known for exhibits you open desk drawers to see.
About this place
A memorial museum for Shuji Terayama in Misawa. It was built to preserve and exhibit the keepsakes donated to Misawa by his mother Hatsu, and opened in 1997. The exhibition building and the foyer building are linked by a corridor, and the outer wall of the foyer building is inlaid with ceramic message plates by about 30 people who knew him. There are exhibits recreating stages and film sets of the theater troupe Tenjo Sajiki.
Source aomori-tourism.com ↗Verification notes
[Information for Families with Children] ●Age limit / recommended age: None ●Physical restrictions such as height limits: None The facility is barrier-free, with no stairs or slopes from the parking lot to the inside. The interior is on a single floor with no steps up or down. ●Facilities - Nursing room: None - Diaper-changing table: Yes - Stroller rental: Yes (1 unit) ●Facilities for infants at dining venues *No dining facilities
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