Fukuoka City Museum

The Fukuoka City Museum is near the Fukuoka Tower. After visiting the museum, I think you can go to the tower and have a snack at Momochi Beach and take a picture. I think !!

Fukuoka City Museum presents the history of Fukuoka from the time of the slave state to the modern era in the form of pictures and objects. Due to geographical reasons, Fukuoka has been affected by mainland Chinese culture since ancient times, so there are many unearthed cultural relics in China, and Chinese audio tour services are provided.

Fukuoka City Museum is our most memorable humanistic attraction when traveling in Kitakyushu, Japan. As a famous free museum, Fukuoka City Museum is indeed an important window to understand the city, and the best benefit for local citizens and foreign tourists.

It is also a place where the Kyushu / Okinawa Summit Finance Minister Meeting was held.

Delve into Fukuoka's literary history through interactive exhibits and displays.

I think the best way to know a place is to go to the local history museum, this time it happened to be a special exhibition about #Honghui Hall. I met many foreigners living in Japan, local residents (more elderly), and students in schools. Most cultural relics are from the Sui and Tang periods. The part that surprised me was that they had a deep respect for ancient China. Every thing that was sent back by Tang was regarded as a national cultural relics and collected in museums across Japan. And in the introduction of English, there is no hiding the relationship between Japanese culture and ancient China, and even I think the introduction is a bit too intimate. Looking back, an electronic interactive platform that entered the door gave Fukuoka a good geographical positioning. It said that from Fukuoka, the distance to Osaka is equal to the distance to the Korean capital; to Shanghai, it is equivalent to going to Tokyo. The fare is 1,000, take the passport. The usual general exhibition is only 200 yen.

The museum is large, showing the history and development of Fukuoka in the form of video and historical materials.