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Gifu Sekigahara Battlefield Memorial Museum

A base facility for touring historical sites where you can experience and reminisce about the "decisive battle"

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  • From realistic Video on a large screen to historical materials and experiences of the Warring States period, the museum conveys the "battle" in a variety of ways.

  • In the introductory section on the first floor, you will be taken to the back of the temple by a group of foot soldiers marching through the grounds. Time travel from the modern era to the Sengoku period.

    In the introductory section on the first floor, you will be taken to the back of the temple by a group of foot soldiers marching through the grounds. Time travel from the modern era to the Sengoku period.

  • 1st floor "Ground Vision": From an "aerial perspective," the course of events from the Aizu Conquest and Mitsunari's uprising to the decisive battle on September 15th is clearly explained.

    1st floor "Ground Vision": From an "aerial perspective," the course of events from the Aizu Conquest and Mitsunari's uprising to the decisive battle on September 15th is clearly explained.

  • 1st floor "Theater": A day in the decisive battle is depicted on a large oval screen. Using 7.1ch sound and a Spatial Production device, the powerful experience makes visitors feel as if they are on the battlefield.

    1st floor "Theater": A day in the decisive battle is depicted on a large oval screen. Using 7.1ch sound and a Spatial Production device, the powerful experience makes visitors feel as if they are on the battlefield.

  • 2nd floor "Exhibition Room": A detailed explanation of how the Battle of Sekigahara has been passed down through the generations, with historical materials included

    2nd floor "Exhibition Room": A detailed explanation of how the Battle of Sekigahara has been passed down through the generations, with historical materials included

  • 5th floor "Observation Room": From 20m above ground, you can see the entire battlefield. Take the experience you gained here with you on your tour of the historical sites.

    5th floor "Observation Room": From 20m above ground, you can see the entire battlefield. Take the experience you gained here with you on your tour of the historical sites.

  • Gifu Sekigahara Battlefield Memorial Museum
  • In the introductory section on the first floor, you will be taken to the back of the temple by a group of foot soldiers marching through the grounds. Time travel from the modern era to the Sengoku period.
  • 1st floor "Ground Vision": From an "aerial perspective," the course of events from the Aizu Conquest and Mitsunari's uprising to the decisive battle on September 15th is clearly explained.
  • 1st floor "Theater": A day in the decisive battle is depicted on a large oval screen. Using 7.1ch sound and a Spatial Production device, the powerful experience makes visitors feel as if they are on the battlefield.
  • 2nd floor "Exhibition Room": A detailed explanation of how the Battle of Sekigahara has been passed down through the generations, with historical materials included
  • 5th floor "Observation Room": From 20m above ground, you can see the entire battlefield. Take the experience you gained here with you on your tour of the historical sites.

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About the Project

Overview The Battle of Sekigahara, which took place in 1600, is one of the most famous battles in Japanese history. Many warlords participated in the battle with different positions and motives, leaving behind many dramatic events and becoming a turning point for a great change in the times. This facility has been developed to serve as a base for touring ancient battlefields and historical sites, allowing visitors to experience the battle that took place here 420 years ago on the very battlefield, and to convey it in an easy-to-understand manner for everyone.
Issues/Themes The remains of the battlefield and camps have been designated as a national historic site, and in addition to the stone monuments that remain from the fields to the city, the facility aims to encourage interest and understanding of the battle that took place here, and to commemorate and recall the Battle of Sekigahara.
Space Solution/Realization In order to further stimulate interest in the Battle of Sekigahara, a battle that everyone has heard of, we aimed to create a facility with an "overwhelming presence" that would make people want to visit from far away.
The first floor functions as a pavilion, and after introducing the history of the battle across the country and the East and West camps from an "aerial perspective" in an easy-to-understand way, visitors can experience the intensity of the battle from the "perspective of a soldier." The second floor functions as a museum, and with the help of exhibits, provides a detailed explanation of the origins and progress of the battle, as well as the post-war settlement. There is also a Sengoku experience corner, which can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. The fifth floor functions as a viewing area, and the battlefield experienced inside the museum spreads out before your eyes, allowing visitors to get a real feel for the events that took place here 420 years ago.
Design for Environment Universal design: All exhibition spaces are barrier-free. Information is provided in multiple languages, and the exhibits are designed to be enjoyable for everyone, from those with a strong history background to those with little knowledge.
Cultural property Preservation Planning: High-standard display cases are used. In the future, we plan to borrow cultural property materials from institutions related to the Battle of Sekigahara and hold topical special exhibitions.

Basic Information

Client Gifu Prefecture
Services Provided Facility Concept Planning, Display Planning, Design, Layout, Production, Construction, outdoor guide and explanation sign planning and design
Our Team Planning Direction: Masayuki Fukumoto
Design Direction: Junya Takatsuji
Design, Layout: Kenta Takenaka
Production, Construction: Kitayama Kohei
Project Management: Satoshi Usui, Daiki Ichikawa
Location Gifu Prefecture
Open October 2020
Website https://sekigahara.pref.gifu.lg.jp/
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Junya Takatsuji

Design Direction

Junya Takatsuji

He has worked on numerous spatial designs for both the public and private sectors, including museums, corporate museums, Showrooms, exhibitions, etc. When creating spaces, he focuses on the social significance of the objects and events he is exhibiting, and always thinks about how to bring out the most of that significance through design.

Main Achievements

Koshien History Museum (renewal), Gifu Sekigahara Battlefield Memorial Museum, Kobe City Museum, Kochi Prefectural Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum, Kitora Tomb Mural Experience Hall - House of the Four Gods, Koshien History Museum (2010), Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Historical Museum, UCC Coffee Museum, etc.

*The shared information and details of the project is accurate as of the date they were posted. There may have been unannounced changes at a later date.

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