Shinho Historical Folk Museum

The Shinpo Historical Folklore Museum is a tourist spot where you can learn about the history and culture of Sado. There are also hands-on workshops for making magatama beads and weaving, allowing you to enjoy a hands-on experience. In addition, exhibition explanation sessions are held, providing you with in-depth knowledge. There are a variety of exhibits, such as a video device for the internationally protected bird, the toki, and the Shinpo magatama bead materials designated as important cultural properties, allowing you to experience Sado's life and culture. It's a fascinating facility where you can discover something new every time you visit.

At the Shinpo Historical Folk Museum, there are many valuable exhibits such as preaching dolls and archaeological materials from the Tamazato ruins. By viewing these exhibits, you can learn about the lives and culture of the people who survived in medieval Sado Island. You can also appreciate the works of Toda Bakusen and Yamashita Kiyoshi. Admission is 200 yen for adults and 100 yen for elementary and junior high school students. Please come and visit!

At the Shinpo Historical Folk Museum, you can view works by artists related to Sado, such as Bakusen Tsuchida, Kyomura Tsuchida, and Kiyoshi Yamashita. These works were created by artists with ties to Sado, and are valuable exhibits for understanding the historical background and culture of the region. In addition, you can enjoy hands-on experiences such as making magatama (comma-shaped beads) and weaving. This is a must-see for those interested in the history and culture of Sado!

At the Niibo Historical Folk Museum, there are experience workshops for weaving and making magatama (comma-shaped beads). You can enjoy making magatama from square stones or try your hand at weaving called "tachibata". You can enjoy hands-on experiences while learning about the history and culture of Sado. In addition, there are also exhibition explanation sessions where you can gain deeper knowledge. Why not participate and experience it for yourself?

At the Niibo Historical Folk Museum, an exhibition of the collection of international protected birds, including the Toki, is also held. Materials related to the history and culture of Sado, including the Toki, are on display, and visitors can see valuable collections. The building is also designed to resemble the flight of the Toki, and visitors can observe the Toki being raised on TV monitors. There are also a variety of exhibits and handmade experience classes, making it a facility where you can experience the nature and culture of Sado.