澀谷區鄉土博物館

Shibuya is not the busiest area in Tokyo, Japan, but it should be the oldest area with more neighborhoods and a sense of history at first glance. Of course, this period of history is only 70 years.

The local museum in Shibuya District has exhibitions related to Archaeology at the University Museum of National College. The ticket is 100 yen. On the second floor of the underground, it collects documents of some historical writers in Shibuya. For example, works by Yukio Mishima, Keno Ono, and Jingzi Xie. The Museum mainly focuses on customs.

We also went to a local museum in Tokyo's Shibuya district. The museum is very large. It contains some Japanese customs and habits, which can help us understand the local customs of Japan in depth.

A commemorative exhibition "Bagong, a loyal dog" was held, and a picture of Bagong before his death was made public.

This is a small museum showing the local culture and civilization of Shigu. Although it covers a small area, the objects displayed in it are very interesting. From here, we can clearly understand the development and historical evolution of Shigu area.