Recommendations Near Amakusa Hondo Museum of History and Folklore
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Enjoyed even without English
I am a huge history lover and I had a free afternoon so I walked to this museum. There are two floors with displays on the life and history of Amakusa. NONE of it is translated. It wasn't busy so on...
The museum is located in an unseen building and is beaten by its huge number of most diverse exhibits. Things of daily use, clothes, masks, extinguished animals, a...
It's a small folk museum, but admission is free. To be honest, I think it's better to see a superb view on a sunny day, but I think you may stop by when it rains.
It is near Amakusa City Hall. Many other museums in Amakusa are related to the Amakusa / Shimabara Rebellion and the Hidden Christians, but this is widely introduced from the story of geology and ceramics. It's even more free.
From Christians to old life tools and Hansen's disease, there were various exhibits. It was a very interesting study. It's free and it's a good place to study Amakusa.
Enjoyed even without English
I am a huge history lover and I had a free afternoon so I walked to this museum. There are two floors with displays on the life and history of Amakusa. NONE of it is translated. It wasn't busy so on...
Overfull small museum
The museum is located in an unseen building and is beaten by its huge number of most diverse exhibits. Things of daily use, clothes, masks, extinguished animals, a...
If it rains
It's a small folk museum, but admission is free. To be honest, I think it's better to see a superb view on a sunny day, but I think you may stop by when it rains.
A wide history
It is near Amakusa City Hall. Many other museums in Amakusa are related to the Amakusa / Shimabara Rebellion and the Hidden Christians, but this is widely introduced from the story of geology and ceramics. It's even more free.
there were a lot of things.
From Christians to old life tools and Hansen's disease, there were various exhibits. It was a very interesting study. It's free and it's a good place to study Amakusa.