Osaka National Museum of Ethnology 🏛️

The first floor of the museum is really interesting. As you pass through two sets of automatic doors, it feels like you're connecting with ancient cultures. 🌿✨ There's a large Russian music box at the entrance, and the video inside shows playing times. You can choose to enter the museum during this period to watch. The resting area on the first floor has traditional wooden chairs from various ethnic groups. 🌿✨ Sitting on these thick pieces of wood, you can feel the support and energy from nature. On B1, there's a space where you can rest and eat your own water and food. 🍃 The exhibition hall is on the second floor. The design is very user-friendly, with lots of seating areas and a middle area where you can get water. 🌿✨ You can rent a free audio guide at the entrance, which includes Chinese commentary. Even kids can understand it! There's a restaurant on the first floor, but it closes at 4:30 PM. We didn't make it in time for a meal. 🍔 🌍✨ The exhibits in the museum are not flat but three-dimensional, colorful, and realistically restored. One of the most interesting parts is in the Southeast Asia section, where there's a large musical instrument. 🌍✨ You can pick up the drumsticks and try to play it. My kids and I had a great time there! In the Africa section, you can put on slippers and walk up to the realistic backdrop for a photo opp. You can also step into the entrance of a Mongolian yurt to see the interior. 🌍✨ Walking from Oceania to Asia, I felt like I had taken a world tour, seeing the whole globe! 🌍✨ #Osaka #MuseumExperiences #CulturalAdventures 🌿✨