Nagoya Shisei Shiryokan

Nagoya Municipal Library was originally the government of Aichi County. After World War II, it was changed into Nagoya Metropolitan City Library. There are a large number of information about Nagoya city construction, which is of great research value. The archives are tall and magnificent. If you are interested in the history here, you can borrow materials to visit.

Nagoya is an old city in Japan. The Municipal Reference Museum was rebuilt from the original city hall. There are many historical materials about Nagoya. If you want to know about it, you can borrow and visit it. It is also the landmark building of Nagoya. It is worth visiting.

Nagoya Municipal Library is a Baroque style building. We passed him on the way to Tianshouge Pavilion in Nagoya. At that time, I didn't know that he could come in and visit for free, so I only took pictures outside.

Actually, I passed by on my way to the concert. But the unexpected feeling is very good, in fact, do not recommend tourists to go specially. But if you pass by, you can go and have a look. No, it's just next to Nagoya City. You can pass through it. The architectural style is quite good. I don't know if you can get in.

I went to three old houses and finally arrived at the archives for the third time. Seeing the information, the predecessor was the government department. Architecture is very distinctive, we can see the Japanese rigorous, humanistic friends are worth visiting.

Nagoya City Archives is a new Baroque architecture, national cultural heritage, its predecessor is the Senate. The museum exhibits historical materials of Nagoya government.

Having lived in Nagoya for half a year, I actually passed by once. From the doorway, I thought it was a beautiful building. There was no entry in it. I heard from Japanese friends that it was free and open.

It's free and open to the outside world, which makes us feel very different. But we're just looking at the look, the Baroque architecture, and it feels good.

The city has to be built on a scientific basis. The reference library is open free of charge.

Japan's super beautiful, picturesque scenery everywhere is very romantic. It is suggested that everyone can come here to play.