Ainoshuku, Seto

Sengan embankment / Seto colored rice folk museum

Materials mainly on "Someii (colored rice)", a specialty of Tokaido, and "Senganzutsumi", a large embankment, are on display. The history of Someii, a type of rice (like a rice ball) dyed yellow by dried gardenia fruits goes all the way back to the Warring States period, gaining popularity as a food that is effective in soothing tired feet and bodies. The Sengan embankment is an embankment built by spending a huge amount of money in order to protect the village from inundation of the Oigawa River over a length of 360 m. A part of it still remains and has been designated a historic landmark of the city.

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name
Sengan embankment / Seto colored rice folk museum
Genre
Museums
Area
Ainoshuku, Seto
address
1006-3 Shimo-Aojima, Fujieda-shi, Shizuoka Prefecture
phone number
054-646-0050
business hours
9:00 to 16:00, 10:00 to 15:00 from November to March, 9:30 to 15:00 on weekends and public holidays from November to March
holiday
Monday (following weekday for public holiday), New Year holidays
price
Free
Parking
20 lots (car park of Seto Kominkan)
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