Murayama Ryuhei Memorial

No materials の Memorial Hall (Asahi News Agency founder)

Original Text

I visited because there is a stamp of the 100 Continued Castle. I pressed the stamp for free, and the ２ floor is a memorial hall, which is also free. The contents of the exhibition were substantial, and I was well aware of Mr. Ryuhei Murayama, the founder of the Asahi Shimbun. The summer Koshien tournament was also held by Mr. Murayama.

No materials の Memorial Hall (Asahi News Agency founder)

Original Text

I visited because there is a stamp of the 100 Continued Castle. I pressed the stamp for free, and the ２ floor is a memorial hall, which is also free. The contents of the exhibition were substantial, and I was well aware of Mr. Ryuhei Murayama, the founder of the Asahi Shimbun. The summer Koshien tournament was also held by Mr. Murayama.

Village Mountain Longping Memorial Hall で Village Mountain Longping を Know る

Original Text

Ryuhei Murayama is the founder of the Asahi Shimbun. The memorial hall is in Tamaki Town and I visited it. I have been to the Kosetsu Museum of Art (Hyogo Prefecture), which exhibits the collections of Ryuhei Murayama, and although I had a little knowledge of Ryuhei Murayama, I came to this place and visited the Ryuhei Murayama Memorial Hall to learn more. I was able to. It is a facility that you can visit for free.

Village Mountain Longping Memorial Hall で Village Mountain Longping を Know る

Original Text

Ryuhei Murayama is the founder of the Asahi Shimbun. The memorial hall is in Tamaki Town and I visited it. I have been to the Kosetsu Museum of Art (Hyogo Prefecture), which exhibits the collections of Ryuhei Murayama, and although I had a little knowledge of Ryuhei Murayama, I came to this place and visited the Ryuhei Murayama Memorial Hall to learn more. I was able to. It is a facility that you can visit for free.

Special exhibition preparation でした

Original Text

The Murayama Ryuhei Memorial Hall has an education committee and a library on the first floor, and an exhibition room on the second floor. On the day I visited, the exhibition room on the ２ floor was closed to prepare for a special exhibition. It is unclear what kind of special exhibition will be held. I got only the stamp of the 100 Continued Japanese Castles at the board of education on the 1st floor.