Naramachi Shiryo-kan Museum

It is said that it was a small shop selling mosquito nets. Then I came here to collect some old things and changed it to a free small museum. There is no money in it, but the content is relatively ordinary. I just finished it when I went in.

Every small city has a treatment hall, basically free, inside is some historical information, introduce the place hundreds of years ago, the story that has been circulating, etc., there are also some items on display.

Many Japanese libraries seem to be private, and so does this one. It feels like a study at home. The introduction of the text can only understand some Chinese pictographs, in short, read a half-understood.

A small library, located on the small street of Nara, is a distance from Kintetsu Nara Station. The displays are mostly written records and photos, which can be viewed by those interested in Nara's local history and culture.

A good place to know the ancient capital Nara Old Street, the archive is not big, but there are many exhibits, tourists interested in the history of Japanese society are worth seeing.

A small library, located in Nara Temple, Nara Old Street, introduces the local customs, can kill a little time, the exhibits are poor.

This place is in a small alley, from the outside does not look big, I thought it was the kind of place that seemed to be the file hall, so if we saw such a place, we did not go in, and it felt that the people who went there were not particularly many.

To be honest, this place is especially like what kind of archive in the cottage, museums and other things, the things inside may be that I don't understand, it feels like some simple patchwork. Anyway, I think it's very, very ordinary.