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This is a branch museum of the Sen-oku Hakuko-kan museum in Shishigatani, Kyoto. Like the main museum, it exhibits numerous art objects collected by the Sumitomo family, with a focus on ancient Chinese bronzes. Compared to the main museum, the size and number of exhibition rooms are smaller. Therefore, it takes only about one hour to tour the permanent exhibits. And, compared to the main museum, the lighting in each exhibition room seems a little darker (presumably because the lighting has been adjusted to protect the works). Furthermore, the number of exhibits placed in the center of each exhibition room is also small. The space between the exhibits arranged in the wall exhibition space is also wide, which may be intended to allow visitors to appreciate each exhibit from various angles. Because of this, the total number of exhibits does not seem to be that large. On the other hand, since the exhibits are not spread out into many different genres, but rather focused on one (or at most two), visitors can enjoy viewing the differences between exhibits in a particular genre, historical background, and history. Explanatory notes about each exhibit and exhibit category are posted in an easy-to-understand manner, but most of them are written in Japanese. If the exhibits were available in multiple languages (or at least with only English), they would be more widely known throughout the world. With the exception of a few exhibits, photography is not prohibited as long as it's for private use and does not involve the use of flash (however, it's necessary to check in advance as photography may be prohibited if the special exhibitions). The nearest station is Roppongi 1-chome Station, but the building is not directly connected to the station and visitors must go outside. There is also an elevator for wheelchair and stroller users, but it's a little difficult to find the way to get there. It's recommended to check the...
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