The romance of ancient times is here! Discover the world of haniwa and bronze ware at Tokyo National Museum

The "Haniwa" and "Bronzeware" that you can encounter at the Tokyo National Museum are like a time capsule filled with the beauty and craftsmanship of ancient Japan! ⏳✨ First of all, the Haniwa. Their simple yet humorous and adorable form is an unforgettable charm once you see it! Haniwa of various shapes, such as horses, soldiers, dancing people, and houses, seem to quietly speak to the lives and prayers of people in the Kofun period. Some of them are so unique that you will want to say, "What is this pose!?" and you will never get bored of looking at them! 🐴🏺 And the bronzeware is just too beautiful in its shape...! ✨ Bronze bells and bronze swords from the Yayoi period are sacred items used in religious ceremonies and festivals. The patterns densely applied to the surface make you feel a connection with nature and gods, and you will be enchanted. The shine of polished metal and the texture of patina over time coexist, making it truly feel like an "ancient work of art"! 🗡️🔔 The exhibition room has subdued lighting, so you can enjoy the ancient atmosphere. After enjoying Asian culture in the Oriental Gallery, you can experience Japan's roots in the main building and make new discoveries! Don't worry if you're not good at history. Look, feel, and imagine. Take a little time slip into the world of ancient beauty♪🌿🕊️ #Spring0yentrip