Yama-no-eki Showa School

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Original Text

I was wondering if I could pay the entrance fee, so I quit at the entrance. I couldn't feel that nostalgic in the appearance. I thought I would go inside if I could eat school lunch as a meal, but I couldn't go inside because only the candy shop was open.

Subtle

Original Text

I was wondering if I could pay the entrance fee, so I quit at the entrance. I couldn't feel that nostalgic in the appearance. I thought I would go inside if I could eat school lunch as a meal, but I couldn't go inside because only the candy shop was open.

It's not a station, it's not a school.

Original Text

Is this closed school? It is a magnificent school building. Is depopulation progressing? The shopping street that was restored in such a building about 60 years ago. Cinemas, candy shops, barbers, toy shops, general stores, record stores, etc. It is not a station or a school. It is an exhibition where you can feel the strength of Japan, which is trying to recover from World War II and head for the period of high economic growth. There was also a statue of Kinjiro Ninomiya outside the school building.

It's not a station, it's not a school.

Original Text

Is this closed school? It is a magnificent school building. Is depopulation progressing? The shopping street that was restored in such a building about 60 years ago. Cinemas, candy shops, barbers, toy shops, general stores, record stores, etc. It is not a station or a school. It is an exhibition where you can feel the strength of Japan, which is trying to recover from World War II and head for the period of high economic growth. There was also a statue of Kinjiro Ninomiya outside the school building.

it's a little remote.

Original Text

Recently, when I stayed at Yukaen in Hanamaki Minami Onsen, I heard that there is such a facility about 10 minutes from the facility, so I stopped by. The facility uses the site of the closed Maeda Elementary School, and exhibits home appliances, musicians' photos, and other 々 items that were popular in the Showa period. It's a mountain station in Hanamaki City, but the items on display are common to all over the country, so if you have spent the Showa era, even locals can get sympathy.