Kawasaki City Hall Observation Deck, Worth a Visit! 🌆

🏙️In Japan, many city halls and ward offices have observation decks on their top floors. 🎨I've been to the one in Nerima Ward before, and this time I visited the Kawasaki City Hall. 🏙️ The design of the Kawasaki City Hall building is quite beautiful. When I first walked in, I thought I had entered a trendy department store! 🛍️ 🏙️ I visited on a weekday, and there weren't many people at the observation deck, making it very quiet. 🎨You can peacefully enjoy the view, watch planes taking off and landing at Haneda Airport, and on a clear day, you might even see Mount Fuji (all I saw was a bunch of dark clouds 😢). It's a bit of a pity that there isn't a scenic café here. The one on the top floor of the Nerima Ward office was pretty good. ☕ 🏙️ The Kawasaki City Museum of Art was established in December 2002 as part of the 80th-anniversary celebration of Kawasaki's city system implementation. 🎉 📍 The museum is located adjacent to the Kawasaki City Museum, on the site of the former second bailey of Kawagoe Castle. 🌿Its architectural design incorporates the traditional storehouse style of Kawagoe, giving it a unique and charming appearance. 🏰 🎨 The collection mainly features works by artists born in Kawagoe and those from the former Kawagoe Domain. 🌿 The museum has a permanent exhibition hall dedicated to Japanese paintings and currently holds 1,998 pieces. 🖌️ 📅 In addition to the permanent exhibitions, the museum hosts five special exhibitions each year, all of which are open to the public for free. 🌟 🌿Whether you're a fan of art or just looking for a unique cultural experience, the Kawasaki City Museum of Art is definitely worth a visit! 🌇 #ArtLovers #CulturalHeritage 🌟