Nakayama Shinpei Memorial Hall

"This is a memorial museum for Shinpei Nakayama, a composer during the Taisho period who left us with children's songs such as ""Teru Teru Bozu"", ""Kata Tataki"", and ""Shabondama"". His villa, which was originally in Nishiyama-cho, Atami City, was transferred to within a plum garden and opened to the public. Featuring a relaxed, wooden construction, this villa was the place Shinpei Nakayama spent his days after moving to Atami until the day he died in 1952. Surrounded by a serene Japanese-style garden, the building interior displays precious items of Mr. Nakayama, including the piano he used for composing, sheet music he wrote, and records from the time."

Spot details

Address: Shizuoka Atami-shi Baiencho Atami Umezono Map
Area: Atami / Ito / Izu Highland Area
Phone: 0557851933
Hours: 10:00-15:30
*10:00-16:00 during the plum festival
Closed: Thursday
*Plum Festival Period is open everyday
Fees: [Admission fee] Free
※A Umezono admission fee is required during the Ume Festival
Parking Lot: Available
※Fee, Standard size600yen during the plum festival
Credit Card: Not available
Smoking: Available (Smoking area available in Umezono)
Wi-Fi: Available(Free_Wi-Fi_ATAMI)
Can be enjoyed even on a rainy day: Yes
Estimated stay time: 0-30 minutes
Infant friendly: Available