From July 24 to September 12, the Kyoto National Museum held a special exhibition on the theme of "Kyoto's National Treasure". Of course, as the name implies, there will be many kinds of artworks at the national treasure level in Kyoto. Of course, the most attractive thing to me is the true artifact of the thunder god wind god screen. This is seen in the game news magazines, but the real exhibition is really too rare, this time I missed it and I don’t know what the next opportunity is. I saw the real news and felt that it was really too excited and shocking. It was really beautiful in words. In addition, the weather is very good today, because the exhibits in the museum are not allowed to take pictures, so I took a lot of photos outside.

Very important stop to Kyoto Museum. Opposite the famous 33 rooms, I was very impressed. The current pavilion is a new building and the old site is next to it. The exhibits inside are dizzying. And the exhibition hall design is exquisite, the layout structure is reasonable, the overall view is very comfortable.

The Kyoto National Museum is a large comprehensive museum that displays the culture of the Okawa people for thousands of years. There are also many witness to cultural exchanges with China. There are many national treasures in Japan, which are definitely worth visiting.

Not bad, the exhibition hall itself is an architectural relics, the design is very good

The National Museum of Kyoto is located in Kyoto, Japan, where the national treasures that are shared with the ancient capital of the millennium are cherished and are recognized by the world. It covers an area of 102,623 square meters and is a French Renaissance-style museum built during the middle Meiji period in Japan.

The ancient building next to the old museum is not open, the modern third floor is not open, there are not many things, but just look at it, there are chicken pictures of Qibaishi, which are wonderful. The surrounding environment is good, afternoon tea at the door is necessary. There is actually a statue of a meditation person. . .

Knowing a place, the museum is a very good place