Showa Life Museum (Former Koizumi Family Residence Main House)

The Showa no Kurashi Museum in Ota Ward preserves and exhibits a mansion where commoners lived. You can experience a time slip by touching the sense of life overflowing from the public housing built in 1951, where a family of six lived in an 18-tatami-mat room and an ice refrigerator was used at that time. It is also known as a model location for "In This Corner of the World"!

The Showa Life Museum (formerly the Koizumi Family Residence Main House), which exhibits the Koizumi Family Residence Main House, a registered tangible cultural property, realistically reproduces post-war civilian life. Everyday items and furniture used at the time are preserved as they were, allowing visitors to experience life as it was in the past. The architect father aimed to design a "durable and long-lasting house," and this residence was said to have been completely safe even during the Great East Japan Earthquake and typhoons. It's also gaining attention as a filming location and reference for the production of the movie "In This Corner of the World"!

The Showa Era Life Museum (formerly the Koizumi Family Residence Main House) in Ota Ward is a space that reproduces the daily life of the common people during the Showa era. Nostalgic furniture and tools, such as pendulum clocks and ice refrigerators that were used at the time, are displayed as they were. In addition, don't miss the seasonal living scenes and unique special exhibitions that change from time to time. Just by taking one step inside, you can experience the sensation of time travel back to the daily life of the early Showa period!

The Showa Life Museum (formerly the Koizumi Family Residence Main House) is a valuable spot where you can experience a sturdy solid wood house designed by my father. The 18-tatami-mat space is filled with the lifestyle of the time, and furniture such as a low table and a hibachi bring to mind the post-war life of the common people. It is also a nationally designated tangible cultural property, and once you step inside, you can experience a feeling of time travel to the early Showa period!

The Showa Life Museum (formerly the Koizumi family's main house) is a place where you can experience time travel located in Ota Ward. This residence, built in 1951, reproduces the daily life of the common people at that time, allowing you to experience the feeling of traveling back in time with nostalgic tools such as pendulum clocks and ice refrigerators. It is also known as a reference point for the production of "In This Corner of the World"! Once you step inside, you can feel like you've slipped back to the early Showa period!