After lunch, I decided I wanted to visit the Doll Museum, which we had coupons for! I am not a fan of dolls, but I thought a Japanese doll museum was something rather unique to see instead of visiting more gallery and museums. So we used our coupon to get a small discount, and headed to the entrance.
The doll museums was actually underground at the basement.... I wonder why, lol. Was it to stop the dolls from coming up at night? Kidding! Anyway, the entrance down was rather cute, lined with drawing of dolls.
I love these simple Japanese drawings. I would often take photos of them when I see such unique art. I find that Japanese people treasure uniqueness a lot more than other people.
The doll museum display started of with some explanation of Tenjin. There are train station and town area named after it. So apparently he is a famous guy here. And he is also often seen sitting on a cow.
Here were so many type of dolls and figurine of him here.
The museum path then leads into a hall of the story of Tenjin.
Here, every display tells a story of a chapter of life of Tenjin, from his birth, till his death. I will do a separate post just on the whole chapter! Yes, I actually took every single display's photo. The reason I think I am fascinated with Japanese doll museums might be the Japanese fabric that they use for the dolls. I love fabric, so I find it interesting to see the beautiful designs on them, especially in Japan.
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