Senshu Bunko

The Senshū Bunko Collection, located in Chiyoda, Tokyo, is a significant cultural repository. It preserves the cultural heritage of the Satake clan from Akita. The head of this clan was among the great Daimyō, a term used for powerful feudal lords in pre-modern Japan, particularly during the Edo period. This collection offers a unique insight into the history and culture of this period.

Public Access to the Collection

The Senshū Bunko Collection is not just a historical treasure, but it is also accessible to the public. It includes materials from the Middle Ages to modern times, providing a comprehensive view of the evolution of Japanese culture and history. Visitors can explore this collection and gain a deeper understanding of Japan's past.