At Ojigatake Hill Museum of Art, two hundred antiques are displayed including Japanese traditional ceramics, sword guards and pictures .
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| 送信者 宇野港散策歴史マップ |
2.08.2011
The Legend of Ojigatake Hill and the Museum of Art
In the old days, eight princes of Princess Kudara were said to have lived at Ojigatake Hill. Their names - Shibasaka, Sakate, Hazuwari, Mine-no, Hi-no, Suzunage, Tani-no, Kamewari - are now recorded in the tombstone and at the Shinto Shrine, there.
At Ojigatake Hill Museum of Art, two hundred antiques are displayed including Japanese traditional ceramics, sword guards and pictures .
At Ojigatake Hill Museum of Art, two hundred antiques are displayed including Japanese traditional ceramics, sword guards and pictures .
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