Within walking distance of Mitaka Station, this memorial museum occupies the residence where Yuzo Yamamoto—the writer behind novels such as "The Stone by the Wayside"—once lived. The Western-style house built in the late Taisho era and its garden remain as they were, and materials on Yuzo's life and works are on display. Surrounded by greenery, it is a quiet spot to catch your breath partway through a walk.
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Record when it was busyLimited-Time Exhibition (Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum)
October 17 – November 15
Exhibition details30th Anniversary of the Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum: Records and Memories of the Building ─ The Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum, 100 Years On ─
September 12 – March 7
Exhibition details30th Anniversary of the Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum: Records and Memories of the Building ─ The Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum, 100 Years On ─
September 15 – March 7
Exhibition details30th Anniversary of the Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum: Records and Memories of the Building ─ The Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum, 100 Years On ─
September 26 – March 7
Exhibition details30th Anniversary of the Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum: Records and Memories of the Building ─ The Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum, 100 Years On ─
October 6 – March 7
Exhibition detailsMitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum 30th Anniversary: Records and Memories of the Building — Mitaka City Yuzo Yamamoto Memorial Museum, 100 Years On
October 15 – March 7
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東京都
About 11 min walk from Mitaka Station (三鷹駅)
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