Arakawa Furusato Bunkakan

After participating in the event, the exhibition was free. It seems that they are focusing on preserving traditional performing arts in Tokyo. Is the building like a studio? And it looks like a movie set! Various gimmicks are fun!

The descriptions of the exhibits are compact enough to make it easy to understand and take a look around in one hour. It may be a bit difficult for junior high school students and below, but the contents are solid and I think the entrance fee of 100 yen is cheap. The Arakawa Ward Minamisenju area has many historical things, and you can not get tired of walking all day.

The exhibition of Michikan Ota, a special exhibition that happened to happen, has become useful. Does the permanent exhibition feel like any other ward?

It is simple, but just walking along the way, I can understand the history of the Arakawa area in a well-balanced manner, from ancient times to the present age. Admission fee is only one hundred yen. It is a museum that we are walking around museums and historical materials museums as it is, but it is a museum that seems to be very well done (both Adachi-ku and Katsushika-ku, east Tokyo is fulfilling). It seems a bit crisp for children but it is a good place for history adults. Can be recommended. Access is a little troublesome unless it is accustomed to the land, but if the weather is good, the distance of comfortable walking even from around Sannoku (even Metro or Arakawa line). Again, we can not only shoot "shooting prohibited", so we reduced the number of stars. Please indicate a bad reason. Although it can be understood from the viewpoint of protection of materials, except for old documents, I think that there is no problem shooting. Even if the copyright such as the explanation of the exhibition is provisionally claimed, from the viewpoint of fair use, if you are interested in introducing it, please allow it. Anyway, although the quality of the exhibition is good, in the daytime on Sunday, the customer was only us. "Everyone Come on!" Even if you do not want to be a citizen, but want to promote it without permission, it is a waste that you can not do one of the shoots. Because it is a "cultural facility", does anyone do not have to come see it? Take pictures with a little criticism and upload it.

November 09, 2019 Admission fee ¥ 100 I miss the restored house in 1966 There are many things from Showa.