Red Brick Museum

What travelers say:

Aka れんが The first time I went to Japan, I chose the Aka れんが Museum in Maihe City, Japan, because my friend told me that it was just there to hold a Japanese folk culture exhibition. When I came to the museum, the whole wall was made of small red bricks of jujube red, giving people a very festive feeling. The door is also very unique in its own place. The door is protruding from the wall. There is also a small border on the periphery of it. Like the name of this place, there is a feeling of standing out. When I entered the pavilion, what I most expected to see was definitely Japanese folk culture. With the help of the staff, I quickly found what I wanted to see in a pavilion on the 3rd floor. Taigu culture here my favorite is Japan's Taigu. The red drum has the domineering power of this northern Chinese drum. But in the domineering, it shows its soft beauty. That's great. Clothing culture here in addition to the drum, there are various kimonos in Japan. I have always felt that it is strange why Japanese kimonos are placed behind large packages. I only knew after watching this exhibition that this is actually the place to put things. It feels so interesting. In addition to these headwear culture, there are many headwear with kimono. From the style, many look like the small comb we use now. But the feeling of putting it on the head... Warm reminder: Tickets: about 200 yuan Open time: 9 am - 4 pm