Yodogawa Museum

Yodogawa Museum.

In Japan, the word 'Gawa' or 'Kawa' refers to a river. So this museum is about the Yodo River. This is not a big museum, as museums go, but is a very interesting facility to spend a quiet hour-or-so ...

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The Yodogawa Museum is near Keihan Hirakata City Station. Admission is free. You don't have to bother to go, but please stop by while something is happening.

You can know the history of the yodo River and the ecology of animals and plants.

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Even if the building is small, you can learn about the history of the Yodo River and disaster prevention knowledge, and above all, you can learn the ecology of animals and plants living in the Yodo River in an easy-to-understand manner with specimens and projects. I think it is worth a visit.

It's retro.

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I got a very retro impression. Both the exterior and interior are discolored on the walls, creating a retro atmosphere. I thought the materials were also installed beautifully and it was easy to see.

You can learn the history of the Yodo River.

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During my stay in Hirakata City, I had a little time, so I visited the Yodogawa Museum, which is a few minutes walk from the station. At first, there was an exhibition of fish that lived in the Yodo River and stuffed insects that were previously displayed. If you go inside a little, you can see that the Yodo River has been flooded many times since the time of the 2nd year of Suiko (Prince Shotoku) and the floods have occurred repeatedly. Admission is free.