Archaeological Museum at Matsuyama City - Matsuyama

I went to the June summer solstice. At that time, you can enjoy the flowering of ancient lotus in the morning. There is a lot of mochi here and there, and you can also enjoy the sound of mochi. A large white birch is also visiting the pond, a place where you can see many beautiful things at once. It was Sunday but at 9:00 there was a small crowd. One by one in the archaeological museum is not bad either, but the general presentation is very childish and there will be occasional exhibitions and writings that are missed by children around 10 years of age. I spend too much money and space on things that are not essential to archeology, such as costumes and children's experiences. To make difficult things understandable is not to mix noise blindly or to apply processing that degrades the original information. Instead of looking at small pieces, I hope you have a truly intelligent and easy-to-understand display. All the curators understood the arrangement and thought that it would be much better just to improve the disordered state of the exhibits. I may not have a budget, but basic facilities have deteriorated too much, and I was worried that the sound of air conditioning was so loud as to be impossible. It is a facility that stores a large number of delicate items, and I think it would be a shame if you used such an air conditioner for many years. Even though the lobby is very large, space design is too heavy and space was wasted. In any case, rather than budgets and collections, it seems that the staff's lack of intelligence and sense is the bottleneck. I think it would be better to learn "sophisticated, easy-to-understand displays, explanations and expressions" from outside museums in central Tokyo, and to reflect on self-respect and to devise tips and tricks. It is probably that the exhibition is mostly in the countryside, so it may be self-relevant, but it is not only that it is the Matsuyama property culture that is excavated from Matsuyama, but it is also a Japanese culture. I thought that I want you not to spoil the important historical materials with the rough sense of the people of the department.

The long-sought first archaeological museum. It was good.

I went with my family. There was an event for making a jade ball, and it was fun for the whole family. I said that my child would like to go there again.

The admission fee is 100 yen for adults. The inside was worth the price, but if you think that the brochure fee was taken, I do not feel lost.

The ancient lotus welcomes me kindly these days, but the exhibits in this place are real in the city I live in. I think that it existed many years ago, and I will change this city to love it regardless of the season.

I saw an information board on the way to vaccination to Item Ehime, so I stopped by on my way home. It was closed. It seems to be until the end of November this year.

I went to see the ancient Dalian hass, so I went to see the inside. I am full of admiration and gratitude that the tools we are using now are the ones that the old people have created and improved from places where there is almost no information.