National Institutes for Cultural Heritage

Ended up being a quick visit of this museum. It was more archaeological than expected.

I went to Izumo and Yamato. It's been a long time since I came to see Mandala last time. The 2nd floor is an exhibition space and there is an audio guide, so we toured for about 2 hours and enjoyed watching the birth of Izumo, where Japanese gods gather, the birth of the Yamato royal power, and the flow of government after that.

If there is an exhibition of your favorite theme on the net, you should go. There is a fee, but there is also a rental of graduate student guidance equipment and sales of related goods.

We watch plan exhibition that we did in Heiseikan. Izumo and Yamato exhibition. Considering what you see in the land, it would be great to see it in Tokyo. The permanent exhibition alone is worth watching, but it's not an overwhelming amount.

I visited the exhibition "Izumo and Yamato".