Parliamentary Museum

The Constitutional Memorial Hall and the Imperial Palace are across the river. There is a tall and thin sculpture nearby. The clock at the top of the sculpture will play music every hour. Under the sculpture is a garden with a square pool, planted with ginkgo trees and pine trees. Good recognition. At the entrance of the memorial hall stands a sculpture of Yukio Ozaki, known as Japan's "God of Constitutionalism". The museum introduces the events surrounding the establishment of the constitution after the Meiji Restoration, and the introduction of related figures. About Ozaki Yukio, there is a special small exhibition room in the museum to introduce him. During the visit, visitors can interact with the multimedia in the museum, watch movies on large-screen high-definition TV, retrieve constitutional documents on the computer, play games to learn about the parliamentary election system, and listen to a character's voice on demand. The parliamentary experience hall is more interesting. It is built according to three-quarters of the size of the real building. Visitors can choose to sit in the seat of the parliamentarian, ring the bell, or stand on the speaker's stage to give a speech.