A cultural journey through the Osaka Museum of History at the Time Corridor

#Osaka Attractions Walking into the Osaka Museum of History is like opening a thick book of time. The exhibition hall in the museum is designed with time as the axis, leading visitors to stroll through Osaka's thousand-year history from ancient times to the present. The core of the exhibition hall is to restore the magnificent scene of Naniwa Palace in the Nara period. The huge model shows the grandeur and majesty of the former imperial palace, and the delicate structure makes people feel as if they are in a prosperous capital of ancient times. Walking along the route, the street scene of the Edo period comes into view: wooden houses are arranged in an orderly manner, and the voices of vendors hawking their wares seem to be faintly ringing in your ears. One of the exhibition halls presents the development history of Osaka using modern technology. The multimedia interactive screen brings the ancient scroll to life. From the construction of Osaka Castle to the prosperity of the water city, history unfolds slowly in a vivid way that is dazzling. Standing in front of the viewing window on the top floor, you can overlook the modern cityscape, which complements the historical memories in the exhibition hall. This is not only a museum, but also a microcosm of the soul of Osaka city. When I left, my heart was full of respect for the city’s long history and anticipation for its future.