最上義光歴史館

７月６日（日）　市制施行１１９周年記念

市制施行１１９周年を記念して、7月6日は山形市の下記の施設が無料で見学できます。

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軍旗
Battle Standard

A Mogami family heirloom, this battle standard was said to have been captured as a war trophy when Mogami forces defeated the Uesugi Army during a battle of the Dewa Campaign at the entrance to Kaminoyama in the year 1600. This standard features the distinctly modern design of a single wild goose in flight upon a white background. In the Battle of Hasedō Standing Screen, a flag with a very similar design can be seen in the upper half of the sixth panel of the left-hand screen.(L)

Google ストリートビューで館内を見学体験できるようになりました!!
山形県内の美術館・博物館では初の導入です!!!

最上義光の兜「三十八間総覆輪筋兜」も360度閲覧できます!!




○画面上の矢印をクリックして移動し、画面上でマウスをクリックしたままポインターを操作して視点を動かしてください。上下・左右・前後への視野の移動ができます。

○画面右下の「＋」「−」をクリックすると画面のズームインやズームアウトができます。

○画面右にあるコンパスの矢印をクリックするとビューの方向を回転させることができます。

鉄製指揮棒・鉄扇
Iron Baton, Iron Fan

Passed down through the Mogami family, these two implements of warfare were used by Yoshiaki himself. The iron baton is 86.5 cm in length and weighs 1750 grams, making it as heavy as two swords. Inscribed on the surface of the baton is “Descendant of the Seiwa Emperor, Lord of Yamagata in Dewa, the Monk with Hair, Yoshiaki”, indicating Yoshiaki’s lineage and honorary title and attesting to his devout nature. Although the iron fan would originally have had a covering, this cover has been lost through the years, with only the iron spokes remaining. Weighing 575 g, this fan could be used not only as an actual fan, but also as an offensive weapon as well as for deflecting swords and arrows.(L)

Map of Mogami domain and surrounding areas in 1600

The Mogami Yoshiaki Historical Museum opened in 1989 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the modern city of Yamagata on December 1, 1889. This museum focuses on Mogami Yoshiaki, a daimyo and hero of the Yamagata region who lived in the early Edo period (16th-17th centuries), as well as the history and cultural heritage of this region.(L)