Museum Meiji-Mura

The Meiji Village day was very full, all the buildings were part of the historical real building moved over. Japan's first primary school, university, as well as banks, prisons, churches, hospitals, police stations, photo studios, theaters, etc., these modernized prototypes of Japan are formed during this period of opening the country's doors and civilization. I also learned about the history of immigration in Brazil and Hawaii, saw the study of Xiamu Shushi, and learned the etymology of the tram pull-in ring. It is interesting to read Japanese culture carefully [smile]

A large theme park displaying Meiji era culture in the eastern suburbs of Inyama City. The Meiji era is the starting point for Japan to lift its lockdown, embrace Western culture and move towards modernization. The modern Japanese are based on the Meiji era. For example, Japan's earliest modern school primary school, university, Japan's earliest trams, trains, Japan's earliest telegraph, modern Japanese eating and cattle, burning birds habits, etc. were born in the Meiji era. The museum Meiji Village uses the Meiji era architecture as the medium. It displays the humanistic characteristics of the Meiji era from all aspects of clothing, food, housing and transportation. Friends who are interested in Japanese culture should not miss it. It is also important to remind that Meiji Village is very large and has to arrange ample time.

Of course, the real strength of Meiji Village is not architecture, but its full name, the Meiji Village Museum. He was a comprehensive Meiji museum. Here we can go to Meiji Primary School to see how children attend classes, to the Institute of Infectious Diseases, to see how Japanese treat tuberculosis, to Natsume Soseki's former residence, and to see where he wrote that my generation was a cat. Museums were filled with pride, from telephones to steel-making boilers, from Ito Bowen to Mummy Season.

Dogshan Station has a dedicated line bus, including all kinds of styles and buildings of the times, mainly the Meiji Restoration period and the blending of Western and Chinese styles, reflecting interesting, small trains and cathedrals, quiet lakeside, the former residence of Natsume Soseki. It's not only a joy of paradise, but also a place for cherry appreciation. But reasonably, the ticket 1700 is really expensive, Japan is still quite rare so expensive ticket, plus the fare to 2500.....................................................

A museum that brought in the monuments was in the middle of summer, and the weather was sultry. The museum was full of local people who were keen on playing a Meiji detective game. The museum is divided into several districts. It is suggested to buy a general purpose ticket. You can take any train or bus in the museum. There is a post office in the museum and you can send postcards.

The so-called charm of architecture, Imperial Hotel, Kawasaki Bank, Natsume Soseki's cabin, the church where Shan P filmed, and the train can be pushed to play for a day! Between the bustling scenery is still the same, it can be said that the thing is a person's long-term