Kobe Lamp Museum - Kobe

Name: Kobe Lamp Museum - Kobe
Address: 80 Kyomachi, Chuo Ward, Kobe, Hyogo 650-0034, Japan, 650-0034, Japan

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住所：	80 Kyomachi, Chuo Ward, Kobe, Hyogo 650-0034, Japan
電話：	📞 +878
Postal code :	650-0034
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Museum ,

80 Kyomachi, Chuo Ward, Kobe, Hyogo 650-0034, Japan

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M	Massa S. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 神戸らんぷミュージアム / Kobe Lamp Museum関西電力が運営しているミュージアム。「明かり」の歴史・仕組み・文化・その進化について学べる。まず、綺麗。とにかく見ていて楽しい。確かに灯りは人を明るくするな、と展示を見ていて感じた。意外といったら失礼かもしれないが、とにかく楽しい。穴場の博物館だな。写真撮影も可なので、パシャパシャとっても良い。 Kobe Lamp Museum A museum operated by Kansai Electric Power Company. You can learn about the history, mechanism, culture, and evolution of "light". First, it's beautiful. Anyway, it's fun to watch. Looking at the exhibition, I felt that the lights did not brighten people. It may be rude to say that, but it's fun anyway. It's a little-known museum. You can also take pictures, so it's very good.
ア	アウトプット on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ アンケートやツイッター投稿で、お土産をいただきました(´ω`)嬉しい♡ 受付の方が優しくて、ランダムでもらえるノベルティを同じものが被らないように気を遣ってくださり嬉しかったです。(しかもたいへんオサレな袋に入れて下さり…)ありがとうございました。この日は人がいなかったので、電気をふんだんに使った広い館内を1人でゆっくり見れて、贅沢な気分でした。明治や大正時代のガラスのランプシェード、綺麗でした。大震災のときの関西電力さんのご尽力をはじめて知りました。隣のとんぼ玉ミュージアムを目当てに来て、たまたま帰りにこちらを覗いたのですが、こちらのほうがお得でした。穴場です。おすすめ I got a souvenir from the questionnaire and Twitter post (´ω`) I'm glad ♡ The receptionist was kinder, and I was glad that he took care not to suffer the same novelty that he received at random. (And put it in a very fashionable bag ...) Thank you. There were no people on that day, so I felt luxurious when I was able to take a leisurely look at the large building that used plenty of electricity. The glass lampshades of the Meiji and Taisho eras were beautiful. For the first time, I learned about Kansai Electric Power's efforts during the Great Earthquake. I came to the Tonbotama Museum next door and happened to take a peek on my way home, but this one was more profitable. It's a little-known spot. Recommended
げ	げんちゃん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2022年２月で閉館。入館料大人200円。友人に教えてもらい初めて訪問。展示品が多岐にわたり、ランプなど照明が好きな方にはオススメ! そうじゃない方でも、一度は訪れる価値ありかな Closed in February 2022. Admission fee is 200 yen for adults. Visited for the first time after being told by a friend. Exhibits are diverse, Recommended for those who like lighting such as lamps! Even if you don't Is it worth visiting once?
y	yr myg on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ とんぼ玉ミュージアムのポスターでこちらの施設の存在を知り訪問しました。記念スタンプ、クイズラリーなど企画もされていて初心者でも楽しめる工夫がされています。学校ではサラッとしか習わない「灯り」ですが上手いこと歴史順に纏められていて、とても面白かったです。最後の神戸復興の展示は、感極まって泣いてしまいました。 2月末に閉館されるとこのとで、とても悲しいです。とても素敵な展示なので、行ったことのない方は是非見て欲しいです。 I visited to know the presence here of the facility in the dragonfly ball Museum of the poster. Memorial stamp, have also been planned, such as quiz rally has been devised to enjoy even for beginners. In the school have been summarized in historical order that the "light" But good does not teach them grammar only and kidnapping, it was very interesting. Exhibition of the last of Kobe reconstruction, I have cried overcome with emotion. When it is closing at the end of February in this city, it is very sad. Because it is a very nice exhibition, I want you to see if you have never been there.
M	Michelle Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Small museum with displays on histories of lamps from different parts of the world. From the first lamps people use with intricate designs, to our current ones.
A	A Morrell (eFlame) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Small Museum with a time line format; fire to electric lamps. Amazing collection of lamps with varying shapes and sizes. If you are after a quick cheap stop then definately stop in. English friendly if you have a smart phone with you.
P	Phuong Anh on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A small museum about Japan lamps and lighting throughout the history from fire making to nowadays electric lamps. The museum is well presented which displays various lamps and the Japanese style paintings regarding to lamps. Entrance ticket is 200 yen, which is cheaper and much more things to see comparing to the Kobe Lampwork Glass Museum.
g	george on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A great little museum about the history of lighting and lamps in Japan. The museum itself is on the 3rd floor of the building. There is a cafe on the second. Next to the cafe is a small gift shop which is very expensive. Almost all the information is in Japanese however the exhibitions are really well presented and it's easy to see what the museum is trying to tell you about its history.