Kyoto Railway Museum Review

Superb parent-child travel location, no one! Especially suitable for children, with a variety of play designs of different ages, you can go up to teenagers and even adults, down to my son, a four-year-old child, can have a very happy time. There are two places where museums in Japan do a particularly good job. One is to visit in a comprehensive way. From car parts to roofs and bottoms, different experience projects will be arranged to make you feel intuitive. Another feature is that the interactive content is rich and fun. On the first floor, there is a special experience of different train driver seats, and there is also a rail operation riding experience. There is a train on the second floor, which turned out to be a few different driving methods, which makes people eye-opener. There is also an experience project that needs to be selected. There is also a steam train outdoors. In short, the content is very rich and there is no problem for a day. By the way, I am especially reminded that there is a box lunch in my picture. The bottom train box lunch is actually a limited product. I didn't buy it at the beginning. After I went shopping, I wanted to have lunch and it was gone. . .