Iide Cultural Memorial Hall

The Iide Cultural Memorial Hall is a museum where you can learn about the faith of Dewa Sanzan. The permanent exhibition hall displays the history and cultural heritage of Dewa Sanzan spanning 1,400 years, and the special exhibition "Memories of Mt. Tsukiyama - Faith and the Path of Worship" is also being held. Using materials, the exhibition explains how the faith of Mt. Tsukiyama, such as Amida faith and ancestral spirit faith, has changed, and you can also enjoy quizzes and try blowing a horagai shell. Please deepen your knowledge of the world of Dewa Sanzan and rediscover its charm.

At the Iide Cultural Memorial Hall, there is an exhibit of the "Rebirth Journey" of Shugendo. It's a valuable opportunity to experience the faith and training of the Dewa Sanzan. You can watch videos, see photo panels, and view precious materials, which will give you a deep impression. In addition, it is barrier-free, so anyone can visit easily. Please come and visit.

One of the highlights of the Iide Cultural Memorial Hall is the exhibition of paintings and illustrations. Beautiful works of art by female artists featuring the Dewa Sanzan mountains as well as the special exhibition "Memories of Mt. Tsukiyama - The Path of Faith and Pilgrimage" are also on display. By appreciating these works of art depicting the faith in and pilgrimage to the Dewa Sanzan and Mt. Tsukiyama while understanding their historical background, you can deepen your appreciation even further. Please come and visit to experience the culture of Dewa Sanzan through art.

The Iide Culture Memorial Hall is a tourist spot where you can enjoy the impressive exhibition room and even challenge yourself to climb Mt. Tsukiyama. It is a base for learning, experiencing, and passing on the world of Dewa Sanzan culture and Shugendo, where you can feel the mountain faith that transcends time and space. With reasonable prices and barrier-free facilities, it is recommended for a wide range of people. Why not challenge yourself to climb Mt. Tsukiyama while enjoying the exhibition?

In the vicinity of the Iide Cultural Memorial Hall, there are many temples and shrines, allowing you to enjoy exploring history. It's also recommended as the starting point for visiting Mt. Haguro, where you can visit temples and shrines that have been around for a long time, such as Kongoujuin, Shouzenin, Akasaka Yakushijinsha, and the former Rendaiji Temple. You can also walk the old road from the Ezo-kan Park. It's a place you'll definitely want to stop by when you visit the Dewa Sanzan.