This building was erected on the place of the former Naniwa Palace, built by the emperor Kotoku on 645, when Osaka was still the capital of Japan.
On the 10 levels of the museum you may see the history of the city and the whole area. You may also have a glimpse to the city or the castle. When you leave the museum you may take a photograph with a samurai helmet (300 yen).
Muzeul de Istorie din Osaka se afla in apropierea castelului. El este deschis intre orele 9.30-17 si intrarea costa 600 yen. Deschis in 2003, a fost construit pe locul fostului Palat Naniwa, ridicat d eimparatul Kotoku, in 645, cand Osaka era capitala Japoniei. Acest muzeu este un alt exemplu de arhitectura moderna.
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Hmmm... I don't remember this handsome building next to Osaka Castle, but it sure is worthy of all the elegant Japanese historical items it stores and displays. Lookin' good in the helmet, Traveling Hawk... but I can hardly imagine actually fighting in it!
You are right, Francesca, the helmet is very heavy, and that I tried at the Osaka Castle is heavier:) I can't imagine either how they could move their heads?!
Well, you cross a park between the two objectives, the museum and the park. The museum is right near the subway station.
I would really like to visit these museums...
I believe you, VP. They are very modern and well organised.
You look great in your soldier gear.
Oh,you went to History Museum!
I've never been to this Museum,but these are really great photos.
And you're like Sengoku warrior!!:)
My husband said this is Sanada Yukimura's helmet.Sanada Yukimura is one of the bravest warrior in Sengoku era.(500 years ago)And his helmet is famous for its beauty.
Thank you for sharing great photos!
Oh, Randy, I only need to find a battle for myself! :)
Dear Kumiko,thank you and your husband for the precious information! They do not provide any, only let you to take photos, wearing them.
I think this is a really beautiful building. And inside it looks very nice from what I can see your photos. A wonderful view from the 10th floor. Nice that you yourself can be photographed with a samurai :-)
Greetings, Helma
Thanks a lot, Helma!
Ha, I love your fun portrait in samurai costume! I would dearly love to have an outfit like that to wear around town :^)
It would be a smash success, Doug!
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