If you want to know about Inagi's past, check out the local history archives

　There is a local materials room on the second floor of Friend Hirao.
The Local Materials Room has four exhibition rooms, and each exhibits information about the history of Inagi and the people of Inagi. This is a place where you can see if they were living a peaceful life. You can also see specimens of Inagi insects and photographs of plants.
If you want to learn more about Inagi, please come visit us.

The museum displays 12 themes covering the history of Inagi from prehistoric times about 20,000 years ago to the Edo period. Pottery and stone tools discovered from ruins, roof tiles used at Kokubunji temples in the Nara period, models of kilns used to fire roof tiles, and ancient documents from the Edo period are on display.

The museum exhibits history from the Meiji period to the present day under 11 themes. In addition to materials such as memorabilia from the former 5th and 8th elementary schools, elementary schools were built during the Meiji period. We display materials such as ``Keigi-juku,'' a cram school attended by people who graduated from the school.

The folklore of Inagi is exhibited under nine themes. Folk tools for agriculture and daily life, materials for growing pears, materials about the Tamagawa boat and fish. In addition to tools for catching fish and models of Edo-era houses, traditional performing arts (Edo-era A model of Sato Kagura (Sato Kagura) is also on display.

Specimens of insects caught in Inagi are on display. There are specimens of butterflies, dragonflies, longhorn beetles, beetles, and more. You can also see specimens of the giant purple lily, which are no longer seen in Inagi.

From Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(We are closed every Monday and during the year-end and New Year holidays.)

Complex facility (Fukugo Shisetsu) Friend Hirao 2nd floor (Hirao 1-chome 9-1 Banchi)