Museum Adventure | Museumholic in Nagoya

| Museumholic in Nagoya. ♦️ brushing hall never obsolete ♦️ To explore a city, go to its various museums, where you can find the answer 💫 🎨 【Aizhi Art Museum】Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art [Transportation] Take the Dongshan Line and get off at Rong Station [Business hours] 10:00 ～ 18:00, closed every Monday 【Price】Planning exhibition 1200 yen | Collection exhibition 500 yen - located on the 10th floor of Aichi Cultural Center, it collects Japanese painting, Western painting, sculpture, printmaking and other fields, with modern to modern works as the center. - The white simple style of the building is slightly cold, the soft lighting in the hall feels warm, the top floor corridor can also overlook the city view of Nagoya, Oasis 21 and the TV tower have a panoramic view 🚧 [Nagoya Art Museum] Nagoya City Art Museum [Transportation] Take the Dongshan Line and get off at Fushimi Station [Business hours] 9:30～ 17:30, closed every Monday Price: 300 yen - Through the quiet Shirakawa Park, you can see the architecture and the line-filled sense of the building, that is, the Nagoya City Art Museum, which houses 1,200 works of artists. - The museum has a wide collection of Western painters, photographers and other works, in addition to Parisian, Mexican Renaissance, and modern art works are also very rich. The museum will actively hold various exhibitions of paintings. 🌍 [Nagoya Science Museum] Nagoya City Science Museum [Transportation] Take the Dongshan Line and get off at Fushimi Station [Business hours] 9:30～ 17:00, closed every Monday Price: 400 yen - I didn't expect it, the planetarium in the science museum in Nagoya is the largest planetarium in the Guinness World Records. - Experience tornadoes, stargazing, feel the polar and aurora, where you can explore the beauty of the universe 🚆 [Maglev Train Railway Museum] [Transportation] Nagoya Linhai Expressway Aonami Qingbo Line, get off at Jincheng Shantou Station [Business hours] 10:00 ～ 17:30, closed every Tuesday Price: 1000 yen - This is simply a paradise for railway fans. You can see the decommissioned train carriage display, and collect one of the largest train simulation models in Japan. - You can also experience simulated driving, and the commodity store also has a variety of cute railway-related souvenir purchases.